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Black Mirror
Arkangel
Directed by
Jodie Foster
TV-MA
S4 • E2
Dec 28, 2017
53m
7.3
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Worried about her daughter's safety, single mom Marie signs up for a cutting-edge device that monitors the girl's whereabouts -- and much more.
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Cast of Arkangel
Rosemarie DeWitt
Marie
Brenna Harding
Sara
Owen Teague
Trick
Sarah Abbott
Sara age 9
Matt Baram
Dr. Usborne
Dempsey Bryk
Cal
Aniya Hodge
Sara age 3
Abby Quinn
Meryl
Jenny Raven
Jasmine
Nicky Torchia
Trick age 12
Mckayla Twiggs
Meryl age 9
Angela Vint
Anaesthetist
Jason Weinberg
Surgeon
Nicholas Campbell
Russ
Sabryn Rock
Pippa
Paul Braunstein
Anthony
Ted Charette
Young Man at Park
Carlos Pinder
Man Who Finds Sara
Kaleb Young
Cal age 10
Lisa Michelle Cornelius
School Yard Teacher
Kaden Stephen
Boy in Fight
Tosh Robertson
Hiro
Ronica Sajnani
Store Employee
Michelle Giroux
English Teacher
Edie Inksetter
School Nurse
Jodie Foster
Director
Charlie Brooker
Writer
Nick Pitt
Producer
Arkangel Ratings & Reviews
Punisher
April 21, 2025
This episode clearly shows where a total monitoring of his favourite can lead.
Ms En Scene
Jazmine Joyner
This episode is a great follow up to the splashy opener, with amazing visuals and great acting.
TV Line
TV Line Staff
Director Jodie Foster crafts a tense and eerie tale that raises fascinating questions about the limits of good parenting, and Witt is flat-out terrific in a demanding, not-always-sympathetic role.
Esquire Magazine
Corey Atad
It's a dark, sad tale that goes in surprising direction, held together by wonderfully empathetic direction from none other than Jodie Foster.
Film School Rejects
Max Covill
Arkangel really comes across as a neat indie movie, that isn't too far away from our current day. The star of this episode is Rosemarie Dewitt who gives the best performance of all the season four episodes.
Forbes
Paul Tassi
I liked this one quite a bit because it wasn't just inventing tech for some twisted plot's sake, it's something that I could actually see existing and being used with good intentions, only to have it fail miserably.
Daily Mirror (UK)
Suchandrika Chakrabarti
The mother's no monster - but monstrous things happen - and so she joins the list of strong, flawed women who lead the stories of this season.
Metro (UK)
Adam Starkey
Foster's excellent direction lends the episode a weighty realism which hammers home how near future this could be.
Guardian
Zoe Williams
There was something unsatirically useful about Arkangel, something uncomically generative. Seriously, what if we're looking for all society's ills in the wrong place?
Little White Lies
Roxanne Sancto
Compared to many of the shows adrenaline-charged episodes, 'Arkangel' is relatively calm and level-headed in its presentation, an approach that pairs well with Foster's directorial style...
Independent (UK)
Christopher Hooton
Visually flat and miscast, 'ArkAngel' is fine, but is unlikely to be anyone's favourite episode of season 4.
Paste Magazine
Jacob Oller
Short, sweet and seething with the backstabbed martyrdom of a scorned helicopter mom, "Arkangel" is the perfect sci-fi encapsulation of the "mama bear" trope.
El Pais (Spain)
Eneko Ruiz Jimenez
The result is one of the best episodes of the fourth season, shot like an indie movie, which takes to the extreme the overprotection of children. [Full Review in Spanish]
Entertainment Weekly
Ariana Bacle
Worrying is a function of caring deeply about someone, no matter how self-sufficient that person may be. Through Charlie Brooker's character-driven script and Foster's thoughtful directing, this is all clear from the beginning of the episode.
Digital Spy
Steve O'Brien
Black Mirror has never really tackled parenthood before now, and it just proves how much untapped, uncharted territory there still is out there for the series to explore.
Vox
Caroline Framke
"Arkangel" leans on a conceit that's so close to our existing world that it's about as low-key as Black Mirror can get without being ... well, our existing world.
Den of Geek
Louisa Mellor
Foster brings a sensitive and emotional US indie-movie style to the story, which looks and feels entirely different to any other episode this excellent season.
Daily Telegraph (UK)
Ed Power
Arkangel is ultimately archetypal Black Mirror, almost to a fault.
The Atlantic
Sophie Gilbert
The moral of "Arkangel" becomes increasingly obvious, and fairly ponderous.
AV Club
Zack Handlen
The specifics make [the narrative] compelling throughout. Both characters are developed enough so that when the final confrontation arrives, it's more upsetting that just watching an irresistible force meet an unmovable object.
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