A drama full of unknowns where nothing is what it seems and everything becomes increasingly strange. The series that is being a furor in Prime Video.
Prime video is distinguished by combining productions quality, adaptation of literary works and plots that play with the supernatural and the emotional, ideal to observe a season. Recently, The platform has just incorporated a new series which promises to catch fans for adolescent mystery.
The series is called “Shelter”and is based on Harlan Coben’s novel. It is directed by Edward Ornelas, Christina Choe, Deborah Kampmeier and Patricia Cardoso. Among the cast there are names known as Jaden Michael and Constance Zimmer, and its theme combines youth drama with mystery: Disappearances, secrets of the past and a suburban atmosphere that seems quiet but is not.
Shelter
What is shelter, the catching Prime Video series
Shelter follows Mickey Bolitara young man who after the sudden death of his father and the entry into rehabilitation of his mother, moves to living with his aunt Shira In Kasselton, New Jersey. On his first day at school he discovers that a new student, Ashley Kenthas disappeared, which drags him to discover a network of secrets in the seemingly peaceful community.
With the help of your friends Spoon and EmaMickey begins to discover clues that connect ancient disappearances, local legends and family traumas. The environment seems to have something hidden, and just at the beginning it already feels that something that is not spoken could be the most dangerous, what does the loss of their father have to do with the mysteries of the people?
Prime Video: Refuge Trailer
Prime Video: Refuge cast
- Jaden Michael (Mickey Bolitar)
- Constance Zimmer (Shira Bolitar)
- Adrian Greensmith (Arthur Spindell)
- Abby Corrigan (Ema Winslow)
- Tovah Feldshuh (Bat Lady)
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