A totally dystopian future, a cruel confinement and a coexistence that is increasingly difficult and dangerous. All in this Netflix series.
Netflix has built its reputation with quality productions that are always looking to challenge the conventional. And in that line, recently launched a series that not only has the creators of successes such as the Paper House, vis a vis or Sky red behind, but also enter into Postapocalyptic territories, mystery, despair and claustrophobia.
The mentioned fiction is “The atomic shelter”an intense and different proposal that promises to move those who seek more than common entertainment: tension, extreme human conflicts and secrets buried underground. With a great cast and argument.
The atomic refuge
What is the atomic refuge, Netflix’s miniseries
The series raises a post -demolyptic scenario where a multimillionaire group and their relatives take refuge in a luxurious bunker called Kimera Underground Parkbuilt hundreds of meters underground to resist any imaginable catastrophe. The confinement and forced closeness among families trigger deep tensions, rivalries, shared trauma and past wounds that certain characters have not yet overcome.
When one explodes global threat Of dimensions that they did not imagine, the characters must live in that closed space, deal with their own demons, and face difficult decisions. Unexpected allies emerge, secrets are revealed and emotional precariousness becomes as the protagonist as the external danger that forces them to remain in a space where to escape seems impossible.
Netflix: El Refugio Atomico trailer
Netflix: El Refugio Aomico cast
- Miren Ibarguren (Minerva)
- Joaquín Furriel (Guillermo)
- Carlos Santos (Rafa)
- Natalia Verbeke (Frida)
- Pau Simón (Max)
- Alicia Falcó (Asia)
Source: Ambito
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