Disney bets on a medical series that mixes psychological tension, dark secrets and unexpected twists in a catchy story.
The catalog of Disney It continues to expand with proposals that go beyond animation and family sagas. Now the platform Bet on a British medical series that combines suspense, ethical dilemmas and unexpected turns that keep the public on the edge of the seat.
It’s about Trust mea production that caught thousands of spectators in Europe and that now lands in Latin America through Disney+. With a raw tone and complex characters, Fiction opens the door to uncomfortable issues such as fraud, ambition and consequences of lies.
What is it about trusting me, the new Disney +2 series
What is it about trusting me, the new Disney + series
The first season of Trust me Follow a Cath Hardacre, A nurse who loses her job for denouncing irregularities in a hospital. Desperate for guaranteeing a future to her daughter, steals the identity of a doctor and begins to exercise in emergencies, facing increasing risks.
In the second season, the story changes protagonists but maintains the tension. Cape James “Jamie” McCain, War veteran, tries to recover from a marrow injury while noticing that patients from their unit die in strange circumstances. Between rehabilitation and suspicion, its fight becomes an investigation to counterreloj.
Both seasons explore the boundary between truth and lies, Showing how desperate decisions generate a domino effect of consequences. With only eight episodes in total, the miniseries offers a compact experience and loaded with suspense, ideal for marathon in a weekend.
Disney+: Trust of me
Disney+: I trust me in me
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Jodie Whittaker
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Emun Elliott
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Sharon Small
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Blake Harrison
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Alfred Enoch
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John Hannah
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Ashley Jensen
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Richard Rankin
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