The Rapture review aligns with current times

The article reviews the TV adaptation of Liz Jensen’s novel "The Rapture," set in a UK experiencing a severe heatwave amid rising extremism and societal unrest. It follows psychotherapist Dr. Gabrielle Fox as she treats Bethany Krall, a young woman convicted of her mother’s murder with no memory of the event. The series explores themes of grief, mental health, religious fervor, and societal fears, juxtaposing personal trauma with larger collective anxieties about climate change and extremism. The first episodes introduce complex characters and elliptical storytelling, with some powerful moments but potential pacing and clarity issues.

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