, which centers on a London writer who struggles to remember the hazy events of a night out. “I think that this is the tip of the iceberg in terms of using fiction to really bring audiences to quite personal, challenging and dark places and asking audiences to question the world around them,” Coel told . “The way people received the show, as we would say in London, gave me vim.”And on the , she said, “When you are nominated for something and you have to make a speech, I’m forced to practice the act of gratitude again.
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