Curfew is a six-part series available to stream on Paramount+ and imagines a world where men legally have to remain inside from 7pm
A new Paramount+ thriller series that pictures a world in which men face a nightly 7pm curfew has been deemed 'too extreme' by its own cast member.
However, when a murder occurs after the 7pm deadline, Detective Pamela Green, portrayed by Sarah Parish, must delve into an investigation that questions both male and female roles in the crime. The show, which is an adaptation of Jayne Cowie's book After Dark, summarises its intriguing plot with the line: "In a world where men live under a strict curfew, a woman's murder during curfew challenges the system. Can Detective Pamela uncover the truth?".
"I mean, personally, a curfew on all men I don't think would ever work. It's too extreme. It's ridiculous and unfair," she stated. "I think the answer to the ongoing violence problem , and there is a problem, there has been a problem for years is education."
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