Lilies follows the lives of 3 Catholic sisters as they come of age following the First World War.
Set in the aftermath of the first World War, Lillies is a quality period drama that centres on the activities of the Moss family. Its also, seemingly, a show thats been brought to an end after just one compelling series.
Living in 1920s Liverpool, the Moss family consists of three girls–Iris, May and Ruby–and one boy, Billy. Trying to keep them in order is their father, following the death of their mother. The three girls, at the behest of their mother, are Catholics, and its they that Lillies concentrates the best of its time upon.
At times not an easy watch courtesy of a fairly uncompromising approach, Lillies is nonetheless a superior piece of drama, and one thats brought together in this welcome and thoughtful three-DVD collection. Across the episodes of the series, the strength of family bond comes across as paramount, but there are still some bitter lows that the Moss have to tackle. And thanks to a talented cast, its rewarding to follow their antics and adventures.
Itd be a pity if, as it seems, the BBC dont commission another series of Lillies, because there really is a lot to enjoy on the evidence of this debut season alone. If this, though, is to be it, then at least fans of the show, and those who missed it first time around, get a strong DVD set to enjoy. A consolation, certainly, but a good consolation nonetheless. –Jon Foster
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