An original prime video series that is acclaimed and rejected almost in equal parts, but has a faithful audience.
Prime video has demonstrated several times that can mix difficult genres and achieve visually impressive productions. In Carnival Rowthat bet is fulfilled: it is a series that Combine Fantasy, Politics, Intrigue and Romancewith a very careful setting that does not try to hide their influences, but reinterpret them with their own style.
Carnival Row has two seasons and eighteen chapters in total. His reception was mixed, but he has a base of passionate followers who value their originality and their ability to merge the fantastic with the political, the social and the romantic.
Carnival Row
What Carnival Row is about, the Prime Video Undervalued Series
The series is located in a fictitious metropolis called Burgea place that became a refuge of Mythical creatures who fled from their homeland after devastating wars. These creatures live with humans in a tense environment: fantastic immigrants are subject to discrimination, they are limited, they are marginalized, and the city trembles at the possibility of major conflicts.
In parallel a mysterious chain of murder of these creatures that threatens the always fragile social peace develops. The human inspector Rycroft Philostrate Investigate these crimes, while dealing with its past and its prohibited relationship with the FAE Vignette Stonemos. Through this main plot, the series explores injustice, politics, conspiracy, and also the strength of love against cultural and social barriers.
Prime Video: Carnival Row trailer
Prime Video: Carnival Row cast
- Orlando Bloom (Rycroft Philostrate)
- Cara Delevingne (Vignette Stonemos)
- David Gyasi (Addus)
- Karla Crome (Tourmaline)
- Indira Varma (Piety Breakspear)
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