The platform puts in its catalog one of the series that promises to be a success. Next, the details.
The Prime Video catalog adds a new proposal which promises to keep viewers on the edge of the seat. With a first level cast and a plot loaded with intrigue, the platform is committed to A series of psychological thriller that combines drama, secrets and a disturbing atmosphere from the first episode.
In an increasingly competitive market, the suspense series become a magnet for those who enjoy cattle stories and unexpected twists. This production not only offers mystery, it also enters the darkest dilemmas of the human mind.
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What is the bride, the new Prime Video series
The miniseries The bride It tells the story of a woman who, after a marriage full of appearances and contradictions, is wrapped in a network of deceptions and tensions that transform her life into a true maze. With each chapter, secrets are revealed that change the course of the plot and question who tells the truth and who hides something else.
The leading role is in the hands of Robin Wrightwho plays a Enigmatic woman who faces her past and the ghosts of a relationship marked by power and manipulation. Next to it, the cast adds renowned figures that provide solidity to the narrative, raising the intensity of each scene.
With only six episodes, the bride is designed as a brief but intense experience, ideal for marathon in a few days. The careful photography, oppressive climates and an address that plays with the psychological manages to make each chapter want more, consolidating this production as one of the great recent premieres of Prime Video.
Prime Video: Bride Trailer
Prime Video: Bridal cast
- Robin Wright
- Olivia Cooke
- Laurie Davidson
- Waleed Zuaiter
- Tanya Moodie
- Shalom Brune-Franklin
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