There is a huge problem here with editing and how one scene flows into another one. The scenes continue and then continue some more. Some scenes drag for way too long, even when the point was already made. The pacing is one of the biggest issues with the show. However, that level of detail affects the show in ways that might be a huge turn-off for most members of the audience. ‘Justice Served’ Review: South Africa’s New Netflix Show Deal With Violence, Corruption, And Racism The series takes its time to establish this mythology and the world very meticulously. In this case, the series opens the audience up to an entirely new culture and an entirely new pantheon of gods. There are so many cultures and mythologies around the world, and it feels fresh when a TV show or movie doesn’t go straight into Greek or Norse mythology to take their inspiration.

The Brave Ones choose fantasy and take inspiration from South Africa’s own folklore to create a world and a hero that feels unique. So, if you want to take a piece of the pie from the genre fiction part of the industry, you need to go for a fantasy or science fiction story. In this opportunity, it seems that the producers of this particular show are ready to take the next step and draw in an audience that loves genre fiction. None of these TV series have been amazing, but they have been solid enough to warrant a watch when you have nothing else to do. The nation has been able to produce some very solid shows for the streaming platform. South Africa is really making a reputation for itself. The show can be labeled as a drama series that then fully embraces the supernatural elements of South African folklore. Ntsiki must learn to use her newfound powers with respect and also use them to protect her family and the people she loves, as a new dangerous foe seems to be looming over all of them. The Brave Ones is a South African show TV series developed by Netflix and tells the story of Ntsiki, a young woman who sees herself as being the reincarnation of a powerful goddess from ancient times.

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