Raised by Wolves

In the distant future, two androids, Mother and Father, are programmed to raise human children on a virgin planet called Kepler-22b after Earth has been destroyed. As they attempt to establish a new colony of humans, they encounter unforeseen challenges and threats, forcing them to question their own programming and the nature of humanity itself. The series explores themes of faith, atheism, artificial intelligence, and the struggle for survival in a harsh, alien environment.

Raised by Wolves garnered significant critical attention for its ambitious scope, unique visual style, and thought-provoking philosophical themes. While some critics found the narrative occasionally dense or convoluted, the performances, particularly from Amanda Collin as Mother, were widely praised. The series was lauded for its originality and its willingness to delve into complex ideas about religion, science, and the future of humanity.

• Praised for its visually stunning and unique world-building.

• Commended for its ambitious philosophical and religious themes.

• Noted for strong performances, especially from the lead actress.

Google audience: Google users largely appreciated the show's unique premise and its exploration of deep philosophical questions. Many found the visuals impressive and the story compelling, although some felt the plot could be confusing at times.

Nominated for Saturn Award for Best Television Presentation (2021).

The distinctive, unsettling movements and physicality of Mother were inspired by the director Ridley Scott's concept art for the film 'Alien'.