Are you a fan of dystopian planets and stories of planetary plagues? Then you can start looking forward to one of the new Netflix series. A trailer for the sci-fi Television series Hot Skull, which was adapted from the same-titled book by Afsin Kum, has been made available on the streamer.
The series will take place in a world that has been devastated by a new disease that spreads in a very specific way.
The series, written by Mert Baykal and based on the same-titled book by Afsin Kum, tells the story of an epidemic that spreads from person to person via communication.
The producer of the eight-part dystopian adventure series is Timur Savc. The creator and director of this brief Turkish television series are Baykal.
To learn everything there is to know about the upcoming television series “Hot Skull,” including the premiere date, cast, and storyline, read this article through to the end.
Hot Skull Official Release Date
A brand new teaser trailer for the upcoming Turkish-language limited series “Hot Skull” has been released on Netflix. The Dystopian-themed post-apocalyptic series “Hot Skull” will debut globally on Netflix on December 2, 2022.
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Plot Details Of The Series
In a world plagued by a pandemic of insanity that is transmitted through interpersonal interaction, the plot of the series centers on Murat, the one person who, for some inexplicable reason, has remained immune to the effects of the disease.
Murat has taken refuge with his mother in order to weather the storm; nevertheless, he is the only person who is immune to the disease that is spreading rapidly among the population. His mother begs him to “live a little,” so his visit is not altogether trouble-free.
Murat and those who have escaped the plague travel about Istanbul and the world wearing headphones that shield them from the “jabberers,” or those who have already contracted the disease.
Soon enough, his apparent goodness compels him to put himself in danger in order to protect a young boy from one of these jabberers’ attacks. Murat is persuaded by his mother to join him in a brand-new high-stakes game, and as a result, the linguist is thrust into a confrontation with the brutal Anti-Epidemic Institution, the organization in charge of this dystopian society.
Murat has no choice but to leave the secure zone because nothing about the world is the same as it was, even if the oceans retain their saltiness and birds continue to fly through the air.
Also, Murat sets out on a wild adventure with Sule (Hazal Subas) and others who share his ideas in an effort to learn the truth about his immunity and his “hot skull.”
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Major Casts In The Series
The major cast who will be portraying their roles in this upcoming series titled “Hot Skull” includes the following
Osman Sonant
Sevket Coruh
Barıs Yildiz
Hazal Subasi
Gonca Vuslateri
Tilbe Saran
Kubilay Tuncer
Ozgur Emre Yildirim
Zerrin Sumer
Furkan Kalabalik
Yetkin Dikinciler
Hakan Gercek
Erdem Akakce
Arda Anarat
Sebnem Hassanisoughi
Cuneyt Uzunlar
Haluk Bilginer
Is There A Trailer For The Series Hot Skull?
Yes, a trailer for the upcoming series Hot Skull has already been released by Netflix. The teaser begins with the reticent former linguist, Murat Siyavus, reminiscing back to when he first met a lady in a world that he can scarcely identify. The teaser lasts for about two minutes.
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Who Is Osman Sonant?
Osman Sonant is a well-known actor from Turkey. He was born on March 1, 1979. His professional acting career began in 1997 at the Bahcelievler Municipal Theatre, where he was trained by Ylmaz Gruda.
In 1998, he resumed his career in the Ortaoyuncular Nobetci Theatre, which was run by Ferhan Ensoy. The following year, he enrolled in the Istanbul University State Conservatory, from where he ultimately graduated with a degree in stage arts studies.
In 2009, he won the Best Supporting Actor prize at the 16th Golden Boll Film Festival for his performance in Pandora’nn Kutusu. Osman has previously appeared in a number of plays, films, and TV shows.
He has portrayed Yavuz in the popular surreal comedy series Leyla ile Mecnun since 2011. He played the title character of Orhan in Onur Ünlü’s Beş Kardeş series in 2015.
Sonant has also had an appearance in the television series Fi, which is a psychological thriller, and in the historical docudrama Rise of Empires: Ottoman, which was released on Netflix in the year 2020. He also became a part of the well-known series Ufak Tefek Cinayetler.
