Parents' Guide to The Believers

TV Netflix Drama 2024
The Believers TV show poster: A gold statue of the Buddha is shown in front of a brightly illustrated city.

Common Sense Media Review

Stephanie Morgan By Stephanie Morgan , based on child development research. How do we rate?

age 15+

NFT founders turn to scamming in a gripping Thai caper.

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What's the Story?

THE BELIEVERS delves into the lives of three ambitious Thai 25-year-olds, whose dreams of entrepreneurial success with their NFT game quickly turn into a nightmare. Their aspirations crash when a cyberattack leaves them indebted to a menacing loan shark, leading them to concoct a desperate scheme.

Is It Any Good?

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This show engagingly explores an enticing scheme set against the culturally rich backdrop of Thailand. The Believers immediately grips viewers with its premise of young founders plunged into a dire situation who then resort to a morally dubious scheme. The series is enriched by fast-paced storytelling and cinematography that captures Thailand's essence, from its bustling cityscapes to serene temples. It maintains its allure through a mix of suspense, character-driven drama, and a well-constructed caper structure.

Talk to Your Kids About ...

  • Families can talk about representation and stereotypes. The series features a Thai cast and touches on gender roles in Thai culture. Discuss the representation of different cultures and ethnicities in media. What stereotypes are present, and how could the show have addressed or challenged these stereotypes more effectively?

  • With references to luxury brands and the characters' dreams of becoming rich quickly, families can discuss the impact of consumerism. What are healthy attitudes toward wealth and material possessions? How does the pursuit of wealth affect individuals' values and actions?

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