Dollface is a half-hour American comedy about what happens to a woman's friendships when a long relationship swallows them whole, and what it takes to win them back. Kat Dennings heads a cast that also features Shay Mitchell, Esther Povitsky and Brenda Song, and K-Time carries the series with both a Persian dub and Persian subtitles.
What is Dollface about?
Getting dumped is the easy part. The harder blow lands afterwards, when the woman at the centre of Dollface realises that years spent orbiting a boyfriend have left her with almost no one to call. The friends she once had moved on without her, and the world of women she walked away from does not simply reopen its doors. The series makes that struggle visible in an unusual way: her imagination keeps breaking into ordinary life, so a brunch, an office or a night out can tip without warning into something surreal and pointed about what women expect from one another. Each episode runs around twenty-seven minutes, enough room for a comic set piece and a sting of honesty about adult friendship.
About the cast
The series is built around four performers. Kat Dennings is first-billed, with Shay Mitchell, Esther Povitsky and Brenda Song completing the central group, and the comedy depends on how differently each of them plays discomfort, loyalty and embarrassment. Behind the camera the credits rotate in the way episodic comedy usually does: Alethea Jones, Stephanie Laing, Brennan Shroff, Nisha Ganatra and Matt Spicer are all listed as directors across the run.
Context & significance
Dollface belongs to a wave of American comedies that treat female friendship as the main plot rather than a side story to romance. Its distinguishing move is tone: the show is comfortable leaving realism behind for a scene when a fantasy sequence says more than dialogue would. The catalogue lists it under comedy with a 2022 entry year, produced in the United States, and the short episode length makes it easy to watch in a single evening or spread across a week. For Persian-speaking viewers the Persian dub removes the language barrier entirely, while the subtitle track suits anyone who prefers the original performances.
Watching Dollface on Ktime
Dollface streams on K-Time with a free account login. Choose the Persian dub or the Persian subtitles from the player, and navigate the catalogue in the Farsi interface built for Persian-speaking viewers abroad.