Black Mirror

British television mini-series created by Charlie Brooker and produced by Zeppotron for Endemol. 

(Black Mirror) revolves around the consequences of technology in our lives, sometimes bringing out the worst in us. The theme of each episode is independent, featuring a different cast each time. 

The plot delves into the question of the most perverse and unexpected effects caused by technological advancement in everyday life. It can be interpreted in a distant future society; however, the routine and contemporary elements that construct it allow the viewer to relate the events to their daily life.

The first season narrates three stories that propose to take to the extreme the role that technology plays or will play and explore what the limits of humanity are. The following seasons followed a similar trail. 

From the third season onwards, the series was produced by the popular streaming service Netflix. In November 2012, it won the International Emmy Award in the category of Best Television Movie/Mini-Series.

It currently has a total of seven seasons. Although an eighth season has already been confirmed by its creator to arrive on the streaming platform in the future. The seventh season tilt by dark and satirical episodes ins't the last goodbye of Charlie Brooker's work.