'The Handmaid's Tale' finds itself in a spot of look at the moment. After becoming one of the most watched shows on Hulu, the show was recognised as best drama TV series and also won triumphed when protagonist Elisabeth Moss won best actress for a drama TV series at this year's Golden Globe awards.
The new trailer teases the ordeal waiting for Offred in the dystopian world of Gilead, and it doesn't spell good news if the disturbing scenes are anything to go by. The trailer also gives us a first look at the colonies, areas of North America that exiles call their home.
A symbol of female rebellion
Many consider 'The Handmaid's Tale' as a fictional depiction of a post-Weinstein world, and the similarities aren't lost on us. The idea of a woman who gains strength and a mindset revolutionary enough to overcome a dictatorship is a lot like the Time's Up campaign: women in Hollywood are finally speaking up, fighting back and empowering themselves.
