Now, it is the time to make justice come its own way. Yes, your guess is correct. The first season of the South African courtroom drama Justice Served is coming on the streaming giant Netflix, this July. Mark the 29th of this month on your calendar. You just can’t miss it.
It is the choice between freedom and death. It is the fight against partial justice. It is the fight to make the mockery of justice upside down. It is the courage to come out from the shadows. It is a time to dare to keep your head high. It is the time for Justice Served.
How can you ignore these on screen? How can you avoid freedom fighters? And how can you be ignorant about the courtroom drama of this profile? You surely can’t.
And that’s why this is the article for you. By the end of this article, you will know about every update so far regarding the upcoming TV series on Netflix. So, let’s not delay it anymore!
More About Justice Served
It is about the trial of a white man. The one apparently racial superior killed a young black man. And it is about the band of freedom fighters of South Africa. The band decides to change the narrative of white-colored privileged justice.
Allan Harve is the white man, the accused. The band of freedom fighters takes control of the courtroom and makes the trial procedure public. They share the entire incident as well as their view through screens across the country and ask the people to decide the future of the accused white man.
The process of ensuring justice divides the nation, creates problems in the daily lives of people, and creates an upheaval in society. It is a situation of tension, drama, nerve-stirring thrill, and everything you can ask for.
Azania Maqoma, the commander of the Numoor portrays himself as the medium of justice. But is it everything?
Or is there another aspect of the story relating to Maqoma and his old ties? It will be a matter to explore through the six episodes long the first season of the all-new Justice Served.
It is a story of suspense and thrill. But it also promises to be a story of an unjust society. And in respect of that, your vision can’t confine it only to its portrayed land but to the entire world.
The process of the judiciary, the assurance of the constitution of a fair trial in a society highly divided across the lines of race, caste, and economy is always a matter to look into. Justice Served must serve all these purposes as shown through the glimpses in the trailer.
The important cast members of the all-new upcoming series are Hlomla Dandala, Pallance Dladla, Lerato Mvelase, Anton Jeftha, Motshabi Tyelele, Jack Devnarain, Tiisetso Thoka, Morné Visser, Bokang Phelane, Alex McGregor, Dineo Rasedile, Panch Gasela, Siya Xaba, etc.
Jozua Malherbe, Zwelethu Radebe and Rolie Nikiwe jointly directed the show. The producer of the show is Lodi Matsetela. Tshepo Ty Skosana, Stan Joseph, and Robbie Thorpe executive produced the show.
We all are looking forward to 29th July for good reasons. Justice Served with all its potential will surely do justice to its awaiting viewers. Until then it is all about speculations and waiting for the binge! Have a great watch with Justice Served on the 29th.
