Vanity Fair -2004 Film- -

In the current era of prestige television, where period dramas are often desaturated and "gritty" (think The Crown or The Favourite ), the feels refreshingly alive. It dares to be beautiful. It dares to let its anti-heroine cry. And most importantly, it dares to ask: What if Becky Sharp wasn't a villain, but a woman trapped in a fair where the games are all rigged?