Don't be alarmed by the mysticism: "Small Prophets" is a beautiful series full of love for humanity

A review of the British series 'Small Prophets' by Mackenzie Crook, airing on Apple TV. The series follows Michael Sleep, whose beloved disappeared seven years ago, and he tries to find answers with the help of tiny, mysterious creatures. The reviewer praises the blend of British humor, fantasy, and eccentric characters, calling the series beautiful, poetic, and full of love for humanity.

A review of the British series 'Small Prophets', created by Mackenzie Crook and airing on Apple TV. The plot centers on Michael Sleep, a man whose beloved Clea disappeared seven years ago on Christmas Eve. His father, living in a nursing home, offers him an alchemical solution: to create tiny humanoid 'prophets' in jars that will provide answers. The series combines understated British humor, fantasy, and eccentric characters, dealing with loss, loneliness, and the search for meaning. The reviewer, Dr. Yael Maurer Eliav, praises the series as beautiful, poetic, and full of love for humanity, noting that it has been renewed for a second season. The cast includes Mackenzie Crook, Sophie Wilson, Lauren Patel, Michael Palin, and John Pointing.