Lost (lost), one of the most beloved and acclaimed television series of the 21st century, just turned 20 years old. To celebrate the anniversary, many fans around the world have renewed interest in the project, re-watching its seasons and sparking new conversations and debates on social media. But in addition, now they will be able to see an unpublished documentary that will be released, yes, in a very limited release for just a few days.
For a long time in Spain it was impossible to even see Lost legally. The series barely aired after its conclusion in 2010. And streaming platforms almost didn’t rely on it. Now, for its 20th anniversary, Netflix has made room for it in its catalog, allowing subscribers to enjoy six seasons of the series. But to watch the new documentary, you will have to change streaming services and switch to Filmin.
The documentary will premiere on the Spanish platform on Tuesday, October 15th. Get lost. This project was originally created by fans, but it became so important that it was turned into a two-hour feature film with the participation of the creators Lost, JJ Abrams And Damon Lindelofas well as the main cast of the series.
This is a work that considers both influence Lost in modern culture and society, like the history of the series itself. The main characters will tell all sorts of anecdotes and secrets about their episodes. In particular, in Get lost appear Evangeline Lilly (Kate), Daniel Dae Kim (Jin Soo) Henry Ian Cusick (Desmond), Emilie De Ravin (Clare), Nestor Carbonell (Richard), Josh Holloway (Sawyer) Terry O’Quinn (John Locke) Maggie Grace (Shannon) Jorge Garcia (Hurley) Michael Emerson (Ben Linus) Malcolm David Kelly (Walt), Elizabeth Mitchell (Juliet) or Sonya Walger (Penny). Together they will examine how the television industry and their own lives have changed forever.
How to see Get lost?
Get lost The film will premiere in Spain on October 15 on the Filmin channel, and will only be available in the catalog until Sunday, October 27. That is, fans of the series will only have a week and a half to watch it. In addition, some festivals, such as Serializados Fest in Barcelona, are scheduled to screen on the big screen. So it will be a grand 20th anniversary celebration Lost.
In twelve days Filmin will eliminate Get lost platforms. And, absent further news, it won’t be seen again until another company acquires its rights. In the United States, the documentary was released on September 22, which coincided with the anniversary of the release of the first episode of the series. Lost. At the moment his rating is very good. And it should be noted that its financing was carried out exclusively through crowdfunding, which further complicated its development. Thus, fans of the series have already managed to mark a new meeting in their calendars.
Source: Hiper Textual
