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Conversations with Friends on SBS Viceland – Frances (Alison Oliver) is in her early 20s and lives in Dublin, where she attends Trinity College with her best friend, Bobbi (Sasha Lane).

Despite having previously dated during school, the pair have remained close, and perform poetry together occasionally. Cracks begin to appear in their relationship when they befriend successful writer Melissa (Jemima Kirke), and her actor husband Nick (Joe Alwyn), and start spending more time with the older couple.

As Frances finds herself in an intense affair with Nick, her friendship with Bobbi– and sense of self – are challenged. An adaptation of Sally Rooney’s best-selling novel.

Series One, Episode One

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The summer before the final year at college, Frances and best friend Bobbi meet an impressive couple – Melissa and Nick.

Series One, Episode Two

At Melissa’s birthday party, Frances finds herself alone with Nick. They can’t resist the attraction between them. The next day Frances visits her parents and agonises over what this may mean.

Conversations With Friends on SBS Viceland and SBS on Demand – New Series Premiere – Saturday, 23 September at 9.20pm (12 Parts)

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