(ANSA) – ROME, NOV 16 – Yellowjackets is a survival drama with horror nuances about the incredible story of a high school women’s soccer team that survived a plane crash in the 1990s and remained isolated in the remote lands of Ontario in waiting for help. After 25 years, the few protagonists who survived that drama, reunited in a clan, will have to adapt with their past, despite having tried to rebuild their lives. The first run on November 17 at 10.15 pm on Sky Atlantic and streaming on NOW, at the same time as the United States, the female series starring Christina Ricci and Juliette Lewis. Created by Ashley Lyle and Bart Nickerson, also creators of Narcos: Mexico, the series – built on two different temporal planes – boasts a large cast almost all female: among the stars Christina Ricci (Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, The Addams Family , Monster) and Juliette Lewis (Cape Fear – Natural Born Killers, I Know This Much Is True), plus Melanie Lynskey, Sophie Thatcher, Tawny Cypress, Ella Purnell, Sammi Hanratty (Salem), Steven Krueger, Keeya King, Warren Kole.
90’s. The young and talented players of a North American high school women’s soccer team miraculously survive a terrible plane crash and find themselves alone in the Ontario wilderness for several months. The hope of being saved by rescue soon gives way to despair, anger and fear, and the girls, now divided into real clans, find themselves fighting mercilessly for survival, even going so far as to practice cannibalism.
In the present, 25 years later, some of the survivors, Shauna, Taissa, Misty and Natalie, have moved on with their lives, but the memory of those days is impossible to erase: what happened a quarter of a century ago has never stopped and will never stop tormenting them. (HANDLE).
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