Netflix’s new drama is set in South Africa
The weekend is upon us and if you don’t have plans yet, Netflix has added a new drama Blood Inheritance for you, which is full of twists and intrigues. It’s a brand new series set in South Africa, so it explores a setting that’s not as common in Netflix productions.
New quality drama?
The story of the series is set in the environment of a family business, which is mired in corruption and chaos after the company’s director died under strange circumstances. At this point, the plot of the series begins, when each of the family members tries to bring the company under their control.
Over the course of this twenty-part series, you will see many unexpected twists and intrigues on the part of all members of the family, as everyone wants to be the one who will have power over the whole company. The main character will have the task of reversing the whole process of disintegration of this family company.
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The cast
The series does not feature any prominent celebrities that you might recognize from more popular series, as it is purely South African actors. However, it is worth mentioning, for example, the actress Xolile Tshabalala, who appeared in the series Generations from 1993.
One of the main characters is played by Buyile Mdladla, who starred in the series Housekeepers from 2018. Netflix is trying to chart uncharted waters with the series Blood Legacy, and if this series is successful, it is possible that we will see other similar projects from the same environment.
An ideal series for weekend relaxation
Inheritance from blood has a total of 20 parts with varied footage, how states Netflix. The average length of an episode is around 25 minutes, so this series is perfect for anyone who can’t keep their attention for more than an hour long episodes. Most of the big blockbusters from Netflix have a footage of approximately one hour. Unfortunately, the series does not have a Czech dubbing, but at least it has Czech subtitles.
Source: mobilizujeme.cz
