SERIES THAT I RECOMMEND

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I am a great consumer of series, on several occasions I have wanted to dedicate my life to film production, but I am still studying, I prefer series to movies, because since stories are told in a better way, the necessary time is given For the course of a story, the characters and their way of seeing the world are known much better, on the other hand, one learns a lot when the series are in other languages.
Under this premise I want to present with you two series, for now, because I can continue with the subject for a long time.

I chose these series because I love the art direction that both present.

The Handmaid's Tale is a series in production, this in its third season issued, produced by Universal and Hulu Studios with Elisabeth Moss as the lead actress, based on a 1985 dystopian novel by Margaret Atwood.
It presents a world where the birth rate decreased to the point that children are protected like a treasure, women are blamed for the use of contraceptives and lesbianism, that problem leads to a revolution in the United States, where the president is overthrown and A religious regime is established, where homosexuals, scientists and Catholics are persecuted, fertile women are also forced to serve as servants (they are forced to have sexual acts to impregnate new children, giving birth and sent to another house to re-fertilize) of the most affluent political classes in the country. The story presents Offred, a maid loses her name and acquires the name of the commander she was serving at the time, a girl who among memories lives the moment of revolution, as the country was before, the freedoms they had, as everything was of Little by little without realizing it, she also remembers when she tries to escape to Canada with her daughter, but they are captured and her only motivation is to find her again.

The second series that I recommend as a history lover is Chernobyl, it is a 5-episode miniseries produced by HBO and SKY in 2019, it is based on the book Voices of Chernobyl told by the Belarusian Nobel Prize winner Svetlana Aleksievich, who gathers stories of the citizens of Prípiat, in the period of the accident. In the series we can see how the whole accident was faced, the cause, the movements of the Soviet Union to minimize the problem and how it affected citizens and the environment. The fidelity to the period of time is appreciated in all areas, I can not say anything else that they see them because it is spectacular.