See
A post-apocalyptic drama where humanity has lost its sight, and the birth of two sighted twins threatens to overturn a fragile world.
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About the series
A new vision of the future.
What it’s about
Centuries after a virus decimated humankind, survivors live without vision. In this world, twins born with the ability to see become a dangerous anomaly. Their father, Baba Voss, must protect them from a threatened queen.
What hooks you
Baba Voss is a warrior defending his children in a society built on blindness. Queen Kane's political ambitions clash with the twins' arrival. The series spans three seasons and twenty-four episodes, with Steven Knight among the screenwriters and Bear McCreary composing the score. Its world includes a writing system of knots, inspired by the Inca quipu.
Who it’s for
It is worth a look for anyone who enjoys post-apocalyptic settings where survival depends on adaptation, and for those drawn to political intrigue and sword fights. It will also appeal to viewers who like stories about family loyalty under extreme pressure.
- Country
- United States
- Year
- 2019
- Genres
- Action, Drama, Science Fiction
- Episode length
- 60 min
- Age rating
- 18+
- MPAA
- TV-MA
- Status
- Off air
- World premiere
- Nov 1, 2019
Ratings
MOVIE․ONE · 504 votesCreative team
All 13Trivia
- Sylvia Hoeks shaved her head for a role in the series.
- Blind characters use knots on strings to read. This knot-writing system is believed to have been invented by the Incas and is called quipu.
- The names Ganiwa and Kofun are of Japanese origin. Haniwa are Japanese ceramic sculptures from the Jōmon period (13,000 BC – 300 BC). Kofun is a type of ancient burial mound in Japan.
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