Preview by Jon Donnis
Quarantine-19 drops you straight into a setup that feels harmless at first. Eight strangers walk into an isolated house for a reality show that promises to change their lives, and all contact with the outside world is cut off. It is the kind of pitch that usually leads to petty arguments and awkward challenges. Instead, Can Sarcan, known for Muck, twists the idea into something far darker.
The contestants begin to notice things that should not be happening. The house feels wrong. Odd events nudge them back out into the world, and they step outside with no idea of what waits for them. The shock hits quickly. While they were locked away, a devastating virus tore across the globe. Now they must face a ruined landscape filled with infection, fear and a sense that their supposed break from reality has turned into a fight for survival.
What follows is a tense, creeping journey through a world they barely recognise. The show they signed up for becomes meaningless. The danger is real, and the atmosphere hangs heavy as they try to make sense of the chaos.
Quarantine-19 lands on digital in the UK on 1 December, courtesy of Trinity Content Partners.
