Unchosen
Sign in to saveUnchosen is an upcoming British psychological thriller miniseries that stars Molly Windsor, Asa Butterfield and Fra Fee. The series is slated to premiere on Netflix on 21 April 2026.
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Unchosen is a British television series that originated in the United Kingdom. The show was originally broadcast on Netflix and consists of one season containing six episodes. It is presented in the English language and began airing on April 21, 2026.
The series is categorized within the drama and thriller genres. Each episode has a runtime of 45 minutes. On IMDb, the series holds a rating of 6.2 based on 6,542 votes. Additionally, the subject is referenced by 489 other encyclopedia articles.
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Key facts
- Television.genre
- Psychological thriller
- Television.creator
- Julie Gearey
- Television.director
- Jim Loach Philippa Langdale
- Television.country
- United Kingdom
- Television.language
- English
- Television.executive_producer
- Iona Vrolyk Myar Craig-BrownJulie Gearey
- Television.producer
- Nick Pitt
- Television.network
- Netflix
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Unchosen is a British psychological thriller television series created and written by Julie Gearey, released on Netflix on 21 April 2026. The six-part series stars Molly Windsor as Rosie, a woman living within a strict, isolated religious sect whose life is disrupted by a chance encounter with an escaped convict, played by Fra Fee. The series premiered on Netflix on 21 April 2026. Upon release, it became a global streaming success, reaching number one in 69 countries.
Inspired by real-life experiences in high-control religious communities, the show borrows specifically from the Plymouth Brethren Christian Church and other ultra-conservative groups to inform its themes of indoctrination and trauma. The production further established this connection by filming key scenes in a former Plymouth Brethren gospel hall in Harrow, London, and lead actor Asa Butterfield reportedly studied documentaries on the organization to prepare for his role.
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