Indian Rupee Forecast

Move forward carefully since Black Mirror, which initially aired in the U.K. back in 2011, is making its comeback during Netflix Geeked Week with the first trailer for Season 7. This anthology series delves into people’s personal lives and how technology shapes their actions, often leading to devastating consequences. Ranging from grand high-concept science fiction to smaller, more relatable stories, Black Mirror offers thought-provoking commentary on contemporary, dystopian issues that seem unsettlingly relevant. You can preview the chilling teaser below, which provides a glimpse of the star-studded cast and a targeted release date in 2025.

Prepare your knife and fork, I’m about to delve into a sneak peek at the upcoming dystopian thriller sequel The Platform 2, brought to us by Netflix Geeked Week. As a continuation of one of the most successful titles on their streaming service, The Platform 2 invites us back to a place most would rather avoid – the “Vertical Self-Management Center”, a tower-like prison where inmates reside on various levels, with a platform laden with food descending from the top floor to the bottom.

In Ella Purnell’s new series, Sweetpea, it’s not a casual “everything’s fine,” but rather a heart-pounding exclamation of “oh my goodness, help me, she’s trying to kill me!” The first trailer for this dark comedy has left viewers intrigued, and now Sky and Starz have officially confirmed its release date. This earlier than expected arrival will give fans an opportunity to appreciate Purnell’s natural English accent. In Sweetpea, Rhiannon (Purnell), a woman often overlooked and struggling with her relationship, discovers an unexpected joy in taking lives. Across six episodes, the series follows Rhiannon as she desperately attempts to conceal her deadly secret from her boyfriend and coworkers, based on C.J. Skuse’s novel of the same name.