New Delhi: Malin Persson Giolito’s bestselling book Deliver Me will serve as the basis for an upcoming Swedish drama series. The suspenseful limited series is the brainchild of Quicksand producers Frida Asp and Fatima Varhose, and it also marks the screenplay debut of novelist Giolito. For the series’ over-the-top debut, Giolito collaborated with episode writer Amanda Högberg, head writer Alex Haridi, and director Anna Zackrisson.
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Plot
The plot revolves around a young boy whose life is dwindling as he lies face down on a swing set, his closest buddy standing behind him with a shivering rifle in his chilly hand.
The series begins with a terrible event involving two boys, Bily and Dogge, on a snowy background; the occurrence prompts inquiries about responsibility and social negligence. It delves into how violence affects communities and how stigmatizing youngsters as monsters may have consequences.
Both sets of parents hurry to the hospital in a state of bewilderment when Billy is severely injured and may be on his deathbed as a result of Dogge’s actions. The police are perplexed as to how they might punish him. The two also did errands for a small-time mobster called Mehdi Bah due to a combination of factors, including social and cultural isolation, poverty, and carelessness.
When and Where to Watch?
The suspense thriller Deliver Me will premiere on Netflix on April 24, 2024. When the system and society let these two childhood best friends down, they get entangled in something bigger and deadlier than themselves. The show’s trailer gives an intense desire to try and aid them.
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Cast and Crew
Based on the book by Malin Persson Giolito, the series is written by Alex Haridi and directed by Anna Zackrisson. It promises to be an engaging watch since it involves both established stars and newcomers.
Yasir Hassan portrays Billy, while Olle Strand plays Dogge. Solomon Njie, Jhullian Carlsson, Ardalan Esmaili, Mahmut Savakci, Ane Dahl Torp, and Henrik Norlén all have significant parts.
Asp Varhos, a production firm situated in Stockholm, is supervising the project, which is produced by Sofia Lindberg, Frida Asp, and Fatima Varhos.
