A dystopian mystery and a crime thriller in the new series arrived on Netflix

In the latest peak of releases on Netflix, a new title has arrived that could delight fans of science fiction, and also settings such as ‘Children of Men’ by Alfonso Cuarón. It is a crime thriller with an intriguing mystery that takes place in a dystopian city that is not to be missed in this last stretch of the year.

In a post-health crisis era, how to understand series such as ‘Fever skull’, a sci-fi crime thriller that premiered on Netflix. It’s a thriller and drama made in Turkey, a country that rarely hears about its productions, let alone sci-fi stories that manage to get noticed.

The The new sci-fi series from Netflix It is based on the novel by Afsin Kum, called ‘Sicak Kafa’. The story is set in an apocalyptic world due to a very rare epidemic, which spreads through language and speech. There, Murat Siyavu, played by Osman Sonat, is a former linguist who takes refuge in his mother’s house, because mysteriously he is the only one who has not been affected by the disease.

The history of ‘feverish skull’ he is not one of the group In the Netflix catalog, then, it keeps a political message to highlight. It’s when an epidemic-fighting institution comes out to hunt Murat, when he has to leave the safety of his mother’s home, and find a new place to take refuge in the streets of Istanbul, which are filled with the madness of disease. .

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Why is the Netflix series called “Fever Skull”?

It is among the streets of the city that Murat realizes that the mysterious disease is causing “Fever Skull”, the name that gives the Netflix series its title, and that it is a terrible brand forever. While remaining in hiding in the last years of his life, the protagonist is targeted by different parties, the AI, an organization that has seized world power, and the resistance, for his immunity from him.

In a post-pandemic era, “Fever Skull” is an intense recap of some of the most suffocating moments of a humanity fallen into crisis on the brink of apocalypse, but also a study in language, confinement and the ability to communicate in times when speech and language could be taken as a weapon to end hope.

‘Feverish Skull’ is available on the Netflix platform, and the eight episodes of Murat’s story has been well received by the platform’s subscribers who have already watched it. And which is also a good opportunity to see a series of mysteries and thrillers which is not the most common in the catalog of the service.