Returning: Dark
German-language drama Dark returns to Netflix in June.
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Adult themes.
The second season of German-language drama Dark will be released on Netflix in June.
The series, created by Baran bo Odar and Jantje Friese, is a family saga set in a German town in the present day where the disappearance of two young children exposes the double lives and fractured relationships among four families.
The award-winning mystery series that transcended borders and connected with audiences around the world continues the story of four families and their attempts to change their fate within their tightly knit community. Through eight hour-long episodes, they experience how every decision irretrievably influences the present, the past and the future. The established ensemble cast is joined by Sandra Borgmann, Winfried Glatzeder, Dietrich Hollinderbäumer and Sylvester Groth.
Jonas finds himself trapped in the future and desperately tries to return to 2020. Meanwhile, his friends Martha, Magnus, and Franziska are trying to uncover how Bartosz’ is involved in the mysterious incidents occurring in their small hometown of Winden. More and more people are drawn into the events orchestrated by an obscure figure who seemingly controls everything that is connected throughout different time zones.
Friday June 21 on Netflix.
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‘Dark’ has almost shamelessly exploited the success of ‘Stranger Things’ but does offer more diversity with its adult themes intended for a more young adult audience, watching ‘Dark’ I also think about the 2009 Mads Mikklesen movie ‘The Door’ as well. The gap of time between episode 1 and this new season will require a second viewing of season 1 to refresh the memory, as would be recommended for fans of Netflix’s ‘OA’ as well.