The series stars Emma Corrin, who has just risen to fame thanks to her role as a young Lady Di in “The Crown.”
“Murder at the end of the world”a series that gives a modern twist to the traditional mystery genre with the protagonist of a centennial detective and computer expert played by Emma Corrinwho has just risen to fame thanks to her role as a young Lady Di in “The Crown”will premiere this Tuesday, November 14 with the launch of its first two episodes on the platform Star+.
The production, whose remaining five episodes can be seen weekly, was created by the actress’s collaborative duo Brit Marling and the filmmaker Zal Batmanglijknown for the dramatic and science fiction strip “The OA.”
What Murder at the End of the World is about
In “Murder at the end of the world”Corrin is Darby Hart, an amateur investigator specializing in the world of digital who rose to fame some time ago after publishing a chronicle about a case from her adolescence that led her and her ex-boyfriend, Bill (Harris Dickinson), to chase a real serial killer.
The book catches the attention of tech billionaire Andy Ronson (Clive Owen) and his wife, Lee (Marling), who decide to invite the protagonist to an exclusive retreat in a remote point in Iceland, along with a group of eight members from the world of art, science, entrepreneurship and social activism and political.
However, Darby will soon find herself trapped in a who-done-it narrative when, in the midst of a conflictive social climate marked by conflicting interests, one of the attendees is brutally murdered at the resort, so the young detective must Deploy all your skills and knowledge to find the culprit before more homicides are committed.
The cast of “Murder at the end of the world”which arrives to the local offer with good impressions from the specialized press that already had access to its episodes, has the participation of Alice Braga (“City of God”), Joan Chen (“The last Emperor”), Raul Esparza (“Dopesick”), Jermaine Fowler (“A Prince in New York 2”), Ryan J. Haddad (“The Politician”), Edoardo Ballerini (“The Sopranos”) and Christopher Gurr (“The Blacklist”), among others.
Source: Ambito
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