A psychological thriller starring Stay Close's Jo Joyner has been recently added to Prime Video in the UK.
Released in 2023, twisty thriller For Her Sins stars Joyner as Laura Conroy, a lawyer, mum and wife who seems to have it all but harbours a dark secret. Tensions come to light when she meets Emily Furness (Rachel Shenton), a kind stranger who may have her own agenda.
The show originally aired on Channel 5, but is now also streamable on Prime Video for those based in the UK.
Upon release, For Her Sins received mixed audience reviews and currently has a score of 6/10 on IMDb, where one viewer described it as "hooky" but "cheesy".
"The premise was familiar but it's well made and paced and nicely directed with good production values," they wrote.
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If female-fronted psychological thrillers are your bag, Joyner will next star in unpredictable drama Little Disasters, set to air on Paramount+ in the UK later this month.
The former EastEnders star features opposite Diane Kruger in the series, an adaptation of the novel of the same name by Sarah Vaughan, who also penned Anatomy of a Scandal.
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Joyner's A&E doctor Liz is called to face a tough decision when her friend Jess (Kruger) brings her baby daughter Betsy to the hospital with a head injury she can't explain.
Liz, who's the on-duty doctor, opts for alerting social services, setting in motion a process that will involve her and Jess's two best friends, Mel (Emily Taaffe) and Charlotte (Shelley Conn).
For Her Sins streams now on Prime Video in the UK. It is also available on Channel 5.
Little Disasters will stream on Paramount+ from 22 May.
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