The new Netflix series “Supacell” has taken the world by storm.
It earns the No. 1 spot globally on the streaming platform.
“Supacell,” now dominating Netflix’s globally with over 18 million views within its initial weeks on the platform.
The movie follows the journey of South Londoners who develop extraordinary abilities such as superhuman strength, telekinesis, teleportation, flight, and premonitions.
Concurrently, they are pursued by Health & Unity, a clandestine organisation offering ambiguous “aid” to those affected.
The series has garnered acclaim for seamlessly integrating real-life challenges faced by Black Britons.
Also, it includes issues like subtle racism against Black women on reality TV and biases within the healthcare system.
However, the most significant real-world undercurrent within the fantastical narrative of “Supacell” is its portrayal of sickle cell anaemia.
Through its storyline, “Supacell” sheds light on the impact of sickle cell anaemia, aiming to raise awareness and foster understanding among viewers.
Since its debut, Supacell has been showered with praise for its inventive storytelling and compelling character arcs.
Critics have lauded the show for its ability to blend high-stakes action with poignant social commentary.