1899 NETFLIX. Netflix is releasing the series “1899”, from the creators of “Dark”, this Thursday, November 17, 2022. Is it worth it? Critical opinion.
[Mis à jour le 17 novembre 2022 à 09h00] A new mystery must be solved by the subscribers of netflix. “1899” is a new series to discover on the streaming platform since Thursday, November 17, 2022. This drama flirting with horror and thriller is above all the new series from the creators of “Dark”, Baran bo Odar and Jantje Friese. The latter take us on a cruise that turns tragic (and confusing) when a ship that has been missing for several weeks mysteriously appears in their path. To this adds up the secrets of the various protagonists, and you have a thrilling new series to binge-watch.
“1899” is ambitious on several levels. First, it’s a real script puzzle, multiplying the characters and the secondary intrigues to blur the tracks, while a greater mystery keeps the spectator in suspense. We can blame some slowness, especially at the beginning, but the creators of “Dark” and “1899” manage to create a unique atmosphere in their new series thanks to a historical and horrifying aesthetic. What is certain is that few Netflix series can claim to be as intense and daring as “1899”, or “Dark” before it. If there is an exit streaming not to be missed this week, this is it!
1899 is one of the most anticipated series of the end of 2022 on Netflix, partly because it is the new mystery invented by the creators of Dark. The first episodes were released on the subscription streaming platform on Thursday, November 17, 2022.
The Netflix series 1899 follows a boat of migrants who leave Europe to reach New York. On board, there are passengers of different social classes from different countries of the old continent, all of whom hide their own secrets. Their journey takes an unexpected turn when they come across another drifting ship in the open sea that hides many mysteries.
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- Mathilde Ollivier: Clemence
- Jonas BloquetLucien
- Anton Lesser
- Clara Rosager: Tove
- Yann Gael: Jerome
- Maria Erwolter
- Cloé Heinrich as Nina
- Martin Greis-Rosenthal
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- Gabby Wong
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