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Action-packed fantasy drama features immersive violence.
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Tribes of Europa
What's the Story?
TRIBES OF EUROPA takes place in the year 2074, 45 years after a mysterious blackout changed the course of Europe's history. The world is fractured into small tribes of people, each with their own distinct way of life. When a mysterious traveler crashes near the home of the Origines, it sets off a chain of events that finds siblings Lliv, Elja, and Kiano thrust into the outside world, fighting to survive.
Is It Any Good?
Many sci-fi series get bogged down in world building and backstory. Tribes of Europa is not one of those. Though there's clearly deeper mythology at work, the series jumps straight into the action with a simple, understandable premise and relatable characters. Everything is shot in an immersive style with lots of camera movement (think Children of Men or some later episodes of Game of Thrones), which lets viewers discover the broader world just as the protagonists do. Even if Tribes of Europa's sci-fi and fantasy elements don't necessarily always feel unique or surprising, keeping the wind at its characters' backs makes for a breezy, fun watch.
Talk to Your Kids About ...
Families can talk about the world where Tribes of Europa takes place. What do we know about this version of Europe? When does the show take place? What transpired that changed Europa? How do the tribes operate within this world?
Who are the siblings? How do they relate to each other? What is their place in the tribe? What are the tribe's values and beliefs? Do the siblings share those values and beliefs?
What do each of the siblings learn about the outside world over the course of the show? How does this change them?
TV Details
- Premiere date : February 19, 2021
- Cast : Henriette Confurius , Oscar Masucci , David Ali Rashed
- Network : Netflix
- Genre : Action
- TV rating :
- Last updated : February 25, 2021
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