Netflix: What time is the release of 1899, the new series from the creators of Into the Dark

1899the new series from the creators darkBaran Bo Udar and Jantje Friese, come to Netflix This Thursday, November 17th. Fiction develops its intriguing story aboard an immigrant ship heading from Europe to New York at the end of the 19th century and fans await the release of the eight episodes that make up the first season. When will it be available on the streaming platform?

“The passengers of this ship, coming from different countries in Europe, share the hopes and dreams of the new century and their future abroad. When they discover another immigrant ship sailing on the high seas (named the Prometheus), their journey takes an unexpected turn. What he finds on the ship will turn their journey to the promised land into a terrifying nightmare.Refers to the official synopsis of the series.

The series stars Andreas Pietschmann (dark)Emily Beecham (cruela)Lucas Lingard (the rain), Spaniard Miguel Bernardo (elite), Mathilde Oliver (overlord) and Aneurin Barnard (Dunkirk)among other things, It will arrive in Argentina, Chile, Uruguay, Paraguay and Brazil (Brasilia and Sao Paulo time) starting at 5 am. At midnight, the first season of the series from the creators of Dark will premiere in the western part of the United States.

1899, Polyglot Series

1899 It has the privacy of speaking English, Spanish, French, Polish, German, Danish, Portuguese and even Cantonese, by decision of its creators motivated by the migration crisis on the continent and Brexit, a referendum approved in 2016 the United Kingdom’s exit from the European bloc. Jantje Friese, creator of the novel, explained that the “European angle was very important” to her and her co-star, “not only in terms of the cast but also in terms of the technical team behind the cameras”.

“We felt that with the last few years of decline in Europe, it was necessary to provide a counterpoint to Brexit and the nationalism emerging in various countries, to return to the idea of ​​Europeans working and creating together. Cultures and languages ​​were so important, we never wanted to That everyone speaks English. We wanted to explore this heart of Europe, where everyone comes from different backgrounds and speaks different languages, which define both cultures and behaviours.”