There is no doubt that Apple TV+ has been doing extremely well since its launch two weeks ago, with critics and fans praising the platform. The only minor blemish is the number of series and films that have premiered and are currently available. Apple has said in the past that he wants to focus on quality rather than quantity, but he still came out with a new trailer for the upcoming Servant series, which will arrive in the next two weeks.
If you have ever wanted original and in any way non-traditional images, Apple TV+ will be a safe bet. The platform is already home to original, perhaps too unconventional, works that will keep you up at night. And the latest series Servant, which will hit our screens in two weeks, is no exception, quite the opposite. The plot revolves around a life-size doll maker who one day decides to create a perfect, almost unrecognizable likeness of a baby named Jericho. That in itself sounds interesting and no wonder, because the film is written by M. Night Shyamalan, a screenwriter who has taken on such gems as the psychological thriller Split, the more action-packed spiritual successor to Glass, and the legendary horror thriller Signs. So if there is anyone who has the talent and gift to create exceptional things, Shyamalan is the one.
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The doll itself will play a crucial role in the story. A family in Philadelphia loses a child and adopts Jericho, an inanimate object resembling a baby. The new parents then hire a nanny to take care of the doll and provide it with everything it needs. Needless to say, strange things start happening in the house, but how the whole story will turn out and who will be theonec is to blame, we will only find out on November 28th, when Servant is released. The series will consist of 10 half-hour episodes in total, which might seem like not enough, but with a bit of luck we will see a second series in the future. So if you are interested in this unconventional work, follow the events and do not hesitate to give it a š after its release.anci.
I'm looking forward to it, for now max. satisfaction.