Seven Seconds [2018] [Blu-Ray] [DVD] [Amazon Video]

White Cop, Black Kid. No Such Thing As An Accident.

Seven Seconds Trailer

Seven Seconds Plot – What is it about?

Seven Seconds is an American drama TV series created by Veena Sud. The mini-series is based on a film, The Major directed by Yuri Bykov. The show premiered on 23 February 2018 on FX. The producers are Jonathan Filley and Shana Fishcer Huber. The series is available as Amazon Prime Video.

Storyline of Seven Seconds

Seven Seconds takes after the demise of a youthful dark African-American teenage boy, Brenton Butler. At the point when a dark adolescent cyclist, Brenton Butler is hit by a white cop, racial tension runs high between African-American natives and Caucasian cops in Jersey City.

This mini-series investigates the repercussions of the accident, which incorporates an endeavored coverup by the police officers and an unstable preliminary. The longer the case delays without a determination, more tense the circumstances become.

Reception

Seven Seconds has received a positive response from critics. The show’s bleak impressions of societal and racial division enlivened by capable entertainers and a bold general story have resulted in a huge number of viewers. The show has garnered high ratings due to the appreciation received by the audience.

Seven Seconds Episode List

Seven Seconds Cast

Is Seven Seconds Worth Watching?

Seven Seconds is an extremely passionate and emotional show with some spine chiller restlessness. It is extraordinary to see the assorted variety of both veteran and new on-screen characters. Each character’s identity is exceptionally very well portrayed and one of a kind.

My top choice is Michael Mosley’s Fisher Rinaldi character. Extremely clever and wry and fantastic acting. Medication, hooker, hooligans, and debasement; all that you expect from a character like his. The storyline is emotional, elegantly composed and offers a point of view on various issues: habit, race, debasement and our equity framework imbalance on occasion.

The show displays all types of emotions and gives the watcher a chance to arrive at their own decisions. The show does not see to disclose to you what is good and bad and what to think, they surrender that over to the watcher to choose for themselves.

It keeps you intrigued and influences you to watch more and more episodes. The acting is awesome, and I simply love the way they drop in a little cleverness all over. I would recommend this to anyone who is searching for a perfect crime drama that spotlights on one particular case.