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Domina

Name: Domina
Genre: Drama
Released: 2021-05-14
Rating: 6.8

★ 6,8 /10 (106 Votes)

2021 EN 2 Seasons

Overview

The extraordinary rise of Livia Drusilla, who overcame adversity to become the most powerful woman in the world. Follow Livia’s journey from a naïve young girl whose world crumbles in the wake of Julius Caesar’s assassination, to Rome’s most powerful and influential Empress.

Stream

First air date

14/05/2021

Votes

106

Popularity

9.8

It's not about power. It's about everything.

Genres

Drama

Status

Canceled

Type

Scripted

Created by

Simon Burke

Networks

Sky Atlantic

Language

Last air date

2023-08-13

Episodes

Episode runtime

60 min

Website

www.sky.com

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Series 2

8 episodes • 2023 • ⭐ 6,4

In season one, Livia Drusilla, the golden girl of the prominent Claudii family, returned to Rome after 10 years in exile…

Kasia Smutniak

Livia Drusilla

Matthew McNulty

Gaius

Liah O'Prey

Julia

Darrell D'Silva

Piso

Alex Lanipekun

Tycho

Benjamin Isaac

Tiberius

Joelle

Vipsania

Ewan Horrocks

Drusus

Mia Jenkins

Ursa

Joseph Ollman

Iullus

David Avery

Domitius

Hannah Chinn

Antonia

Alaïs Lawson

Marcella

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Modern feminist revisionism, grafted onto a historical figure. For this reviewer, that's really at the core of Domina. Yes, women in ancient Roman society could have power but it was always shaped and controlled, by their male partner, associates or wider family. This series side steps this inconvenient reality, to a decent degree. Instead, crafting a tale around a fictional character, who would not have thrived and survived in the classical world. As per usual too, there's the predictable race swapping, that makes no sense, further undermining any sense of authenticity, this series could h…

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