Do you like futuristic type series but Black Mirror Do you find it too dark and depressing? Don't worry, we have an alternative that also focuses on what will become of us in a few years, but with guaranteed laughs. It is Weird City and it already has a trailer.
First trailer for 'Weird City'
The image we have of our future does not have to be as sad and sadistic as the one presented to us by the great Black Mirror. Some, like the directors Jordan Peelee and Charlie SandersThey believe that we can also imagine a future in which advances and technology make us live in a world that is somewhat crazy and comical.
Described as "a satirical anthology set in the not-so-distant-future metropolis of Weird, this new fictional series tells of a divided world between the rich class (the Abobe the Line) and poor (the Below the Line), with a middle class that has disappeared. In such a context, they will develop six episodes in which, in each of them, a topic related to American daily life (and much of the rest of the world) is dealt with: addiction to social networks, online dating, the obsession with physical exercise, etc. .
The idea, they say, is to thus capture the concerns of modern urban life and show them through a strange, futuristic and quite peculiar new lens. Between his actors and actresses we find Michael Cera, Rosario Dawson, Ed O'Neill, Laverne Cox, Dylan O'Brien or Gillian Jacobs.
With YouTube Originals As support behind this project, the series will be broadcast on the YouTube Premium content platform, premiering on February 13. We now have a first breakthrough in video what we will be able to enjoy shortly. You have it right below -unfortunately we only have it available at the moment in English with subtitles in that language.
Remember YouTube Originals It is YouTube's attempt to present itself as a powerful content platform that goes beyond the "homemade" creation of users. This section offers original YouTube series and movies as well as documentaries. Obviously it implies a subscription (to the so-called YouTube Premium, which also has other advantages such as not seeing ads in YouTube videos or access to YouTube Music, among others) that costs 11,99 per month, with a free trial month.