The Wonder, directed by Sebastian Lelio and premiering on Netflix on
November 16, features an essential sequence in which Elizabeth “Lib”
Wright, an English nurse in the year 1862, played by Hollywood A-lister
Florence Pugh, appears before a council of men. Lib is doubtful, but for
the time being, she keeps her doubts to herself while they explore the case
of a young Irish girl who claims not to have eaten for several months. For
the duration of the investigation, Lib and the nun will take turns keeping
an 8-hour watch. There is to be no conferring between the two of you,” the
stern, forbidding Father Thaddeus (Ciaran Hinds) adamantly states.
November 16, features an essential sequence in which Elizabeth “Lib”
Wright, an English nurse in the year 1862, played by Hollywood A-lister
Florence Pugh, appears before a council of men. Lib is doubtful, but for
the time being, she keeps her doubts to herself while they explore the case
of a young Irish girl who claims not to have eaten for several months. For
the duration of the investigation, Lib and the nun will take turns keeping
an 8-hour watch. There is to be no conferring between the two of you,” the
stern, forbidding Father Thaddeus (Ciaran Hinds) adamantly states.
