Lambs of God

Lambs of God is a captivating Australian drama TV show based on the novel by Marele Day. The series follows the lives of three eccentric Catholic nuns who live a secluded life on a remote island. Their peaceful existence is disrupted when a handsome young priest arrives, setting off a chain of events that challenge their beliefs and way of life. As secrets unravel and tensions rise, the nuns must confront their past while facing the modern world. With stunning cinematography and brilliant performances by Essie Davis and the rest of the cast, Lambs of God is a gripping and thought-provoking exploration of faith, sisterhood, and redemption.

Lambs of God has received critical acclaim for its atmospheric storytelling and strong performances. Rotten Tomatoes praises the show's 'haunting and visually stunning narrative' giving it a score of 93%. IMDb rates the series 7.3/10, with viewers appreciating its unique premise and character development. Metacritic describes Lambs of God as 'a dark and compelling tale of isolation and spirituality'. The Guardian hails the performances of the leading actresses, stating 'Davis, Headey, and Dale deliver powerhouse performances that anchor the show'. Overall, Lambs of God has been lauded for its originality, setting, and intriguing plot twists.