Maestro in Blue is a visually stunning and intensely charged love mystery series that will premiere exclusively on Netflix on Friday, March 17, at 3.01 a.m.
Eastern Time (ET). Christopher Papakaliatis wrote the series and directed the first Greek Netflix series with Akis Polizos. The drama series will follow the suspensefully constructed story of a singer who ends up on an enticing island due to a music festival and a series of enigmatic events that follow his arrival. Fans have been waiting to see how the Greek series will develop since the streaming platform announced its debut.
What can we expect from the Greek crime-thriller romance series Maestro in Blue?
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All nine Maestro in Blue segments will be available on Netflix on the same day, March 17. The official Netflix description for the series is as follows:
“A musician travels to a picturesque island to lead a festival, where he begins an unexpected romance and becomes entwined in the problems of others.”
The official summary and teaser provide viewers with hints and perspectives on what is to come in the Greek series, and it is clear from the looks of things that the series will be full of amazing and surprising events. In Netflix’s upcoming Greek offering, viewers will see an ardent artist fall in love with a woman while on a fascinating island for a music event.
The series will also include a variety of crime-action scenes after the revelation of some disturbing secrets. It will undoubtedly be fascinating to see where the series goes at the end.
Check out the Maestro in Blue video, which series creator Christopher Papakaliatis shared here:
Characters from the first season
The potential main ensemble cast of the series includes:
- Christopher Papakaliatis as Orestis
- Yorgos Benos as Spyros
- Antinoos Albanis as Michalis
- Maria Kavoyianni as Maria
- Klelia Andriolatou as Klelia
- Spyro Curtis as British Friend Musician
- Fanis Mouratidis as Fanis
- Marisha Triantafyllidou as Sofia
- Orestis Chalkias as Antonis
- Haris Alexiou as Haris
- Giannis Tsortekis as Haralambos
- Dimitris Kitsos as Thanos
Stelios Cotionis and Giorgos Moshovitis created the series. Antonis Zkeris shot the series, and Kostas Christides composed the soundtrack. Maestro in Blue, a riveting mystery drama series, will premiere exclusively on Netflix on Friday, March 17, at 3.01 a.m. ET.
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