A not-so-distant dystopia that invites us to reflect on the advance of technology on our privacy.
This Prime Video series It shows us a near future where our relationship with technology begins to put pressure on our entertainment, our way of acting and even the preservation of our own thoughts as something private.
And we don’t have to go that far to realize that screens are already a vital part of our lives. Before it was television, now it’s Computers and smartphones have changed our habitshave become a necessity and the damage to society is beginning to be quite evident.
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What is The Feed, a miniseries on Prime Video, about?
The Feed means “The Source”. The source is a kind of cloud that functions as the brain and storage of a computer that controls chips that are embedded in people.These tools are small computers that, in addition to functioning to search for information and entertainment on the Internet, store each person’s memories and allow them to relive them.
The problem begins when the devices show failures and an invasion of people’s minds that seems not to be controlled by the company that owns the tool. Some people begin to be affected, hear voices and even seem to be forced to perform actions they did not want to.
Trailer for The Feed, a miniseries on Prime Video
Cast of The Feed, a miniseries on Prime Video
- Guy Burnet (Tom Hatfield)
- Nina Toussaint-White (Kate Hatfield)
- David Thewlis (Lawrence Hatfield)
- Michelle Fairley (Meredith Hatfield)
- Jeremy Neumark Jones (Ben Hatfield)
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