Netflix is competing head to head against Apple TV+ to become the new home of science fiction. Ted Sarandos’ streaming platform is clear that this is the way to go, and its flagship is The Three-Body Problem, a new series from the creators of Game of Thrones with which they want to dethrone the rest.
However, it is not their only stylish bet in 2024. In fact, a dystopian film that has taken a whopping 10 years to become a reality has just been integrated into the platform: The Kitchen. Its trailer already makes it clear that we are facing a great bet by Netflix.
Discover the dystopian The Kitchen
Produced by Michael Fassbender and co-directed by Kibwe Tavares and Daniel Kaluuya (Judas and the Black Messiah), La cocina is a film that takes us to a dystopian London where social inequality has reached its peak and those who are not born with privileges have to make a living as best they can.
This is a story of overcoming, brotherhood, and action in abundance. Motorcycle and even bicycle races can be seen in the trailer, and it is clear that the choice of its protagonists is not random. The film’s script has been written by Rob Hayes, Joe Murtagh, and Kaluuya himself, but it is a project that producer Daniel Emmerson has been trying to lift since 2014.
