Baran bo Odar and Jantje Friese are primarily responsible for creating a true work of art.. The first was the creator; while the second was the screenwriter. Together they performed ‘Dark’, considered one of the best series in history and one of the most engaging, both for the plot and also for the large number of characters within it.
Throughout the series, time travel played an extremely important role. In fact, it was the detail that made the viewer wake up dozens of times, who forced himself to think a lot about each scene, remember and even search for information on the Internet to better understand.
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On June 27, and after a long wait, the third season of ‘Dark’ was released in Netflix. In eight episodes, Baran bo Odar and Jantje Friese took it upon themselves to explain details of the series finale.
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What were the most resonant phrases from ‘Dark’ from the first two seasons: in Spoiler We remember some of them with a video made by the official account of Netflix and Youtube.
+ Some of the most resonant phrases from ‘Dark’:
Chris: “The question is not how, but when.”
Chris: “There is no magic, everything is illusion. Things only change when we change them, but you have to be skillful, do it in secret. And then it seems magic.”
Tannhaus: “Not only does the past influence the future, but the future also influences the past.”
Announcer: “The distinction between the past, present and future is nothing more than an illusion. Yesterday, today and tomorrow are not consecutive. They are connected in a circle with no beginning or end. Everything is connected.”
Jonas of the future: “Any decision in favor of something is against something else.”
Agnes: “I think things, no matter how strange or abnormal they seem to us, happen for a reason.”
Jonas of the future: “Why does time fascinate me? I want to understand if I can change it, if everything has a purpose. And if so, who decides that purpose? Coincidences? God? Or are we ourselves? Are we free in what Do we? Or is everything created anew in an eternally recurring cycle and we only follow the laws of nature as slaves to time and space? “
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