3 suspense series based on true events you don’t wish you’d seen – Filmin (Courtesy)
It’s very satisfying when you see a movie where bad things happen to the protagonists, because you think everything on the screen is fiction. But everything changes when you discover that what happened was not only real, but also experienced by someone in their own flesh. For this reason, we present you 3 suspenseful series based on real events available on different streaming platforms.
In the first position of the list there is a title that should not be confused with the homonymous Netflix film, and it is ‘July 22’, a Thriller mini-series based on terrible true events occurred on the day that gives the show its title. Released in 2018, the series contains 8 episodes and currently you can watch it via Filmin.
July 22nd
The series, like the film, deals with the before, during and after the terrorist attacks that took place on July 22, 2011 in Norway. It differs from the feature film because, in the program, the real experiences of different people who lived through the attack are told and told from different perspectives. It all started with an explosion in Oslo and ended with the Utoya massacre.
that’s how they see us
Released in 2019 and starring Michael K. Williams, Jharrel Jerome, Asante Blackk, among others, we have ‘that’s how they see us’, one of the best series based on true events Netflix. With an uncomfortable and painful plot, the story of the “Central Park Five” is told, a series of legal proceedings in which some children tried to be sentenced to death by Donald J. Trump.
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After the sexual abuse and assault that almost killed 20-year-old banker Trisha Meili in Central Park, resulting in the arrest of 5 youths between 14 and 16 years old. After manipulated confessions and concerted efforts to fit them into the official narrative, the case was solved 13 years after the crime.
Laëtitia or the end of men
In the end, a series of biographical crime thrillers as well as ‘Laëtitia or the end of men’, a story published in 2019. With Marie Colomb, Sophie Breyer, Yannick Choirat, Sam Karmann, Kévin Azaïs, Noam Morgensztern, among others. The story concerns the disappearance of an 18-year-old girl, whose motorbike was found abandoned 50 meters from her home.
The director says he was inspired by the real news of the disappearance of Laëtitia, a girl abused since childhood, and that, after her disappearance, the police were sure they had found the person responsible, but not her body. The more horrific details of her death come to light, but she always remains the culprit of hers, completely dehumanizing her. Available in film.
Source: Nacion Flix
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