With "Peaky Blinders" and "Downtown Abbey", Victor Faingnaert shows how intersectionality is at play in two drastically different genres of period dramas. With the tribulations of the British aristocracy on one side and the struggle of working-class men on the other, Faingnaert dives into post WWII Britain and puts forward a reflection in which social, sexual, and gender power relations dictate the lives of all the characters, regardless of their position in society.