Netflix fans have been quick to heap praise on a fresh addition to the streaming giant, with some even hailing it as the "best series ever".
The platform is renowned for its ever-expanding library of shows and films, offering subscribers a vast array of new content to discover. A recent addition has particularly struck a chord, sparking a flurry of recommendations within the Netflix Bangers Facebook group after a member inquired about the must-watch series.
The Israeli series Fauda received glowing endorsements from the community.
One user insisted: "You won't stop watching till the end," while others described the show as a "brilliant series" that people should "100% watch". Debuting in 2015, Fauda boasts a cast including Lior Raz, Doron Ben-David, Boaz Konforty, Laetitia Eido, and Tomer Capone.
Shot in Kafr Qasim, the series synopsis reveals: "Doron, an Israeli soldier, comes out of retirement and goes undercover to hunt down a terrorist he thought he had eliminated.", reports the Mirror.
Available globally on Netflix, Fauda features a mix of Hebrew and Arabic dialogue.
Fauda, meaning "chaos" or "mess" in Arabic, was filmed in Kafr Qasim - an Israeli city with a predominantly Arab population - during the 2014 Gaza War, while season three of the show is set in the Gaza Strip.
The show, which was developed by Lior Raz and Avi Issacharoff, is based on the duo's experiences while serving in the Israel Defense Forces.
In other news, Netflix enthusiasts are eagerly anticipating an Elisabeth Olsen-led film following the release of its poignant trailer.
Titled His Three Daughters, the movie is set to take viewers on an emotional odyssey as it charts the reunion of three alienated sisters who come together in their father's final days to reconcile old disputes.
Elizabeth dazzles as Christina, with Carrie Coon and Natasha Lyonne starring as Katie and Rachel respectively. The trailer's release has sparked a flurry of excitement on Reddit.
An enthusiastic fan predicted: "Emmy nominee Elizabeth Olsen soon to be Emmy and Oscar nominee Elizabeth Olsen."
Meanwhile, another viewer is bracing for an emotional rollercoaster: "Can't wait to ugly cry during this."
Another Reddit user was captivated by the star-studded lineup: "S**t that cast alone should sell anyone."
The casting choices have also garnered high praise, with one fan commenting: "This casting is absolutely brilliant. Carrie Coon, Elizabeth Olsen, and Natasha Lyonne are all incredibly talented actresses with distinct styles and personalities. I'm really intrigued to see how their dynamics play out as sisters."
The film is officially described as a compelling, humorous, and poignant exploration of family relationships, featuring Carrie Coon, Natasha Lyonne, and Elizabeth Olsen as estranged siblings who come together to look after their sick father.
