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A heart-wrenching drama that left viewers weeping is about to air on BBC Three tonight, and can be out there to stream on iPlayer shortly after broadcast.

Released again in 2014, The Fault in Our Stars can be on TV at 8pm at the moment (Sunday, July 6). Directed by Josh Boone, the movie relies on John Green’s bestselling 2012 novel of the identical.

It follows youngsters Hazel Grace Lancaster (Shailene Woodley) and Augustus Waters (Ansel Elgort), who meet at a most cancers help group and fall in love.While their relationship begins off sturdy, the duo’s sicknesses quickly trigger difficulties within the partnership.

The spectacular solid is accomplished by Jurrasic Park’s Laura Dern, Oscar nominee Willem Dafoe and Paper Towns star Nat Wolff.

Upon its debut, the coming-of-age drama gained over critics and viewers alike.

It bagged a powerful 81% rating from the critics on Rotten Tomatoes. Their consensus reads: “Wise, funny, and heartbreaking without resorting to exploitation, The Fault In Our Stars does right by its bestselling source material.”

One critic raved: “The subject matter — a pair of teenage cancer sufferers meet and fall in love — could have been mawkish mush, but there’s a sharp, abrasive wit and anger that tempers the tear-jerking with humour.”

Meanwhile, informal moviegoers echoed the reward. “Still one of the best films of 2014! A decade later and this works so well with solid acting, a beautiful love story, and some amazing leads,” penned a current reviewer.

A second fan mirrored on the movie’s emotional impression: “I weeped like a baby, it was the first time watching such a heartbreaking romantic story since Titanic… this movie is so excellent it makes it difficult to even think about it without tears in my eyes. I’m a cinephile because of masterpieces like these.”

Over on Google Reviews, one other fan shared: “I must say it’s one of the most emotionally charged movies I’ve ever seen. From the very first scene, the movie had me hooked and emotionally invested in the characters and their journey.

“The performances of the lead actors have been distinctive, and I discovered myself regarding their struggles and heartaches. I could not assist however cry a number of occasions all through the movie, because the story touched on themes of affection, loss, and the fragility of life.”

Despite warning others to arrange a field of tissues, viewers avidly advocate the 2014 flick.

The Fault in Our Stars airs on BBC Three tonight at 8PM and streams on BBC iPlayer shortly after broadcast.