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Toni Collette to Star in New Apple TV+ Dark Comedy 'Leni' Co-Produced by Keshet

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Toni Collette will star in the new Apple TV+ dark comedy series "Leni," co-produced by Keshet. Filming has begun in Australia for the show about a social worker whose own life is in chaos while she helps others. The series combines family drama with black humor and will explore the blurred lines between her work and personal life.

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  • Toni Collette will star in the new Apple TV+ series "Leni."
  • Keshet is a co-producer on the dark comedy series "Leni."
  • Filming for "Leni" has commenced in Australia.
  • The series follows a social worker whose personal life is chaotic.
  • "Leni" blends family drama with black humor.

Actress Toni Collette, known for her roles in "The Sixth Sense" and "Hereditary," is set to lead the cast of "Leni," a new dark comedy series for Apple TV+. Keshet is a co-producer on the project, with filming already underway in Australia.

The series centers on Leni, a divorced social worker and mother of two, who dedicates her life to helping families facing crises. While she strives to assist others, her own personal life is in a state of continuous chaos.

"Leni" blends family drama with black humor, following Leni as she navigates her personal struggles, including a family crisis. Simultaneously, she must handle a new case that challenges the boundaries between her professional duties and private life. The show is slated to premiere on Apple TV+.

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