A teacher and student switch bodies in the Apple TV + series “Circuit Breakers” – Apple (courtesy)
The Apple TV + catalog is increasingly becoming one of the most diverse around, with content for the whole family and different genres. In their effort to bring original productions, they will premiere “Circuit Breakers,” a new science fiction anthology series about teenagers’ problems at school and their daily lives.
will be next 11 November when ‘Switches’ previewed on Apple TV +the futuristic anthology created by Melody Fox and produced by Matt Hastings, who confessed in an exclusive interview that he was inspired by other science fiction and fantasy series such as ‘Black Mirror’ and ‘The Twilight Zone’.
Also, Labyrinth Jobrani and Cole Keriazakos star in one of the episodes of ‘Switches’, and they told us what it was like to give life to a principal and a student who change their bodies in the seventh episode of the program: “[El mayor reto] He was finding the sweet spot for both characters, “Cole said in an interview.
On the other hand, Maz, an actor specializing in comedy, said that his biggest challenge was having to lower his performance to play the boy who becomes the teacher: “The director [del episodio] he did a great job and said “you have to turn it down a bit”. And I could only do more. ”And in the end, he was able to adapt his interpretation of him to what the character and the story required.
The “circuit breakers” and its futuristic problems are not the focus
The story of ‘Switches’ each chapter focuses on a new problem. That is, each new episode can be watched separately, without having to see anything first. Apple and the creators shaped this story from the eyes of today’s troubled teens and children, but adapting them to a futuristic environment where technology is a tool.
In this regard, Cole quotes: “I think about the stories of [Circuit Breakers] they happen every day in our life, and that anyone can relate to. Show the lessons we’ve learned from these, it would be great if we could see exactly what’s going on every day, but we can’t, and we have to imagine what a principal or a student might be like. ”
It reminds us to have sympathy for others, ”says Maz Jobrani.
The plot of ‘Circuit Breakers’ invites us to put ourselves in the shoes of others, and thus understand the problems they are going through, “sometimes it is necessary to put ourselves in their shoes, especially in our world and how divided we are. It’s nice to look back from time to time. “Fox specifically pointed out that, although it’s a science fiction show,” there’s a story about children at the center.
“People are going through things that you may not be aware of, and sometimes it’s okay to be very nice, loosen things up a little and be nice to others.” We remind you that the first season of ‘Circuit Breakers’ will be available on Apple TV + on 11 November.
Source: Nacion Flix
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