'EUPHORIA' Returns After Winning Awards, Check Out the Synopsis First

Kapanlagi.com - EUPHORIA is an American television series that airs on HBO. The series itself is a teenage drama that tells the story of a group of high school teenagers searching for their true identity through many things. Sam Levinson is the director and writer of this film, collaborating with several famous actors and actresses. Starting from the sexy-skinned actress Zendaya, the handsome actor Jacob Elordi, Maude Apatow, Angus Cloud, Eric Dane, and many more.

This series first aired on HBO on June 16, 2019, and will be re-aired on December 6, 2020, on the HBO platform. Not only did it receive a high rating of 8.3/10 from IMDB, but this film also brought Zendaya winning the Best Actress in a Drama Series at the Emmy Awards. Zendaya was also appointed as the youngest woman to win an award at the event, which is very proud, right KLovers!

1. Synopsis

EUPHORIA tells the story of a group of high school teenagers who are still uncertain about their lives. Especially with the presence of social media in the present era. The story begins with Rue Bennett (Zendaya) who has just undergone rehabilitation after being caught using drugs. Then she meets her new friend named Jules, and many things happen among all the players who are related to each other. This series will depict what it's like to be a teenager living in the 21st century. Where they will face trauma, drugs, and also free sex. Then the series has a plot that is actually commonly found in some series, but still interesting to watch.

2. Adaptation from an Israeli TV Series

Although it appears to be an original HBO series, EUPHORIA is actually an adaptation of a TV series from Israel with the same title. EUPHORIA, which originated from Israel, aired from 2012 to 2013 in Israel with the same storyline. The difference lies in the setting, as EUPHORIA in Israel is set in the 90s, while HBO portrays a more modern teenage life that is not far from technology.

Writer: Felecia Syadina

(kpl/mag)