Maestro In Blue: Netflix Streams First Ever Greek Series

Maestro In Blue is a contemporary Greek drama-thriller series that was co-created by Christopher Papakaliatis and Akis Polizos. It premiered on Greek television in October and was later released on an international platform on March 17. The Greek drama thriller series is directed and written by Papakaliatis and Akis Polizos. It tells the story of Orestis, a newly arrived resident of a troubled island.

The show features a cast that includes writer and director Papakaliatis and actor Klelia Andriolatou, Orestis Chalkias, Maria Kavoyianni, Yorgos Benos, Marisha Triantafyllidou, Giannis Tsortekis, Fanis Mouratidis and more.

Maestro In Blue marks a significant milestone for Netflix as it is the streaming giant's first-ever exclusive worldwide distribution deal for a Greek scripted series.

Maestro In Blue

The story takes place on an island that is pictured against the backdrop of the pandemic. The central character, Orestis, moves to the island to organise a festival and ends up in unexpected situations, including a romance and getting involved in others' issues.

Maestro In Blue is a drama thriller that takes place on a picturesque island inhabited by less-than-glamorous locals. An Athenian musician named Orestis is brought in to orchestrate a music festival on the island. As he delves deeper into the event planning, he uncovers the unpleasant truths lurking beneath the island's charming facade. There is a cumulative of nine episodes, each spanning roughly an hour.

The mesmerizing cinematography of Maestro in Blue captures the attention of knowledgeable viewers. The serene atmosphere created by the island, sea, and houses induces a feeling of tranquillity, suggesting that nothing can go wrong in such a peaceful setting. However, as the story progresses, it reveals the secrets of the people living on the island. Each episode features a different character who narrates their side of the story. Additionally, the show offers certain subplots that are intriguing and warrant further exploration.

As the locals tell their tales from their points of view, this programme frequently tackles problems like homophobia, domestic violence, crime, abuse, and addiction that plague the small town.

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