Mortel

In the French suburb of Sèvres, a group of teenagers discovers that ancient African deities have awakened. Teenagers Sofiane, Victor, and Elisa find themselves caught in a supernatural battle as the gods of the Vodou pantheon begin to manifest their powers. They must navigate the complexities of their own lives while confronting these powerful beings and the chaos they bring.

Mortel received a generally positive reception, particularly praised for its unique blend of supernatural horror with themes relevant to adolescence and multiculturalism. Critics and audiences alike noted its ambitious storytelling and strong performances from its young cast, though some found the pacing occasionally uneven.

• Praised for its inventive take on Vodou mythology within a contemporary teen drama setting.
• Appreciated for its diverse cast and exploration of cultural heritage.
• Some reviews noted that the intricate plot sometimes felt rushed or underdeveloped.

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The series draws heavily on West African Vodou mythology, aiming to present these deities and their stories in a modern, accessible context for a younger audience.