Genre: Dystopian, Psychological thriller, Noir Vibe: Half Life, Resident Evil, Under the Dome The Premise: Raised as assets by The Agency - a shadowy criminal organization that values control over life - brothers Victor and Flynt were never meant to have an identity. They were meant to be tools. Told through shifting, non-linear lens, this series tracks their lives across three distinct world eras: the precarious pre-disaster, the full chaos of the collapse, and the silent, consequential post-apocalypse. They must navigate the intricate internal battles, the outbreak of a mysterious virus and the tense relations within the only family they’ve ever known. Forced to choose between their conscience and their duty in a continuous struggle for independence and self-discovery, Victor rebels against his creators, while Flynt is left to provoke changes to the system on his own – even at the risk of death. Experience first-person intimacy by following the journey directly through the eyes of the two anti-heroes as the world as they know it ends and their real life is just beginning. What to Expect/not expect: A slow-burn dystopian thriller / not an action packed scenario. Non-linear narrative with flashbacks and parallel storylines that piece together the full backstory and direction of the characters. Thematic depth by exploring human nature when the laws of man vanish, the nuances between right or wrong, power abuse and ideological cruelty without fear of consequences. This series contains mature themes, including depictions of violence, kidnapping, psychological trauma, torture etc. / not for kids.

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