The Leftovers (series) (2014)
Erscheinungsjahr: 2014
Land: United States
Alternative Title: N/A
Regisseur: Carl Franklin, Craig Zobel, Damon Lindelof, Daniel Sackheim, Keith Gordon, Lesli Linka Glatter, Michelle MacLaren, Mimi Leder, Nicole Kassell, Peter Berg, Tom Perrotta, Tom Shankland
Writer: Carlito Rodriguez, Carly Wray, Curtis Gwinn, Damon Lindelof, Elizabeth Peterson, Haley Harris, Jacqueline Hoyt, Kath Lingenfelter, Lila Byock, Monica Beletsky, Nick Cuse, P. Carter, Patrick Somerville, Tom Perrotta, Tom Spezialy
Production Genre
Produzent: Co-Producer: Carly Wray, John Blair
Executive Producer: Damon Lindelof, Eugene Kelly, Mimi Leder, Peter Berg, Sarah Aubrey, Tom Perrotta, Tom Spezialy
Firmen: Film 44, HBO, Warner Bros. Television, White Rabbit
Genre: Drama, Fantasy Television Series, Mystery, Mystery Television Series, Psychological Thriller, Television Series Based On A Novel, Tv Series
Budget: N/A
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Schlüsselwörter
Schlüsselwörter: based on novel or book, depression, disappearance, family, missing person, police chief, small town sheriff
Geschichte
Two percent of the world's population suddenly disappears without explanation in an event known as the 'Sudden Departure'. The series follows a group of people from Mapleton, New York, who struggle to cope with this unexplained phenomenon three years after it occurred. The story unfolds over three seasons and 28 episodes, each exploring how these individuals grapple with loss, faith, and the mystery behind the disappearances.
Zusammenfassung
The Leftovers is a gripping American supernatural drama series that premiered in 2014, created by Damon Lindelof (Lost) and Tom Perrotta. The series is based on Perrotta's novel of the same name and centers around the aftermath of an inexplicable event where 2% of the world's population vanished. Focusing on a group from Mapleton, New York, the show explores themes of grief, depression, faith, and the human response to unexplained tragedy. The Leftovers is notable for its nuanced characters, atmospheric storytelling, and the profound questions it raises about life, loss, and belief.
