Hell

In "Hell," a haunting blend of mystery, domestic reflection, and horror unfolds as it interweaves the lives of three distinct households: a dollhouse, a dysfunctional family in 1950s Philadelphia, and Edwina Moss, a 19th-century authority on domestic management. While the dollhouse's inhabitants grapple with their inability to influence their fate, the Philadelphia family attempts to maintain a fragile cohesion against looming tragedy. Simultaneously, Edwina confronts her own loss of control through the imagination and the legacy of culinary master Antonin Careme.