Blood and Water Netflix: Based on a Very Touchy Real Life Story!

Blood And Water Review

Blood and Water Netflix is a suspenseful TV drama series.

Based on a real-life story, a baby girl was abducted at birth 17 years ago.

Her sister Puleng decides to follow every trace she finds years after the kidnapping.

And finally, she finds something big that’s enough to start a hurricane.

Blood and Water is a touchy story and it is sometimes even hard to breathe when you put your self in this family’s place.

The atmosphere of this series is heavy but it is somehow not hard to watch six episodes on a weekend. (Every episode is 50 minutes on average.)

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Netflix describes Blood and Water as “Teen TV Shows” but certainly the second description, “TV Mysteries” is more appropriate for the show.

If you like family dramas with a strong emotional puzzle inside, you will like this series.

Where Was Blood and Water Filmed?

The series was filmed in Cape Town, South Africa.

How Many Episodes?

There are only six episodes in the first season of the series and each of them is around 50 minutes. So it’s a “easy to watch” show.

Will There Be a Season 2 of Blood and Water?

Yes! Good news for the followers: Netflix officially announced the season 2 of the series!

Let’s take a look at the Blood and Water trailer now:

Here is the Blood and Water cast from IMDb’s page:

And here you can find the Blood and Water Soundtrack.

Now, it’s time to read some comments. Let’s see what people say about this series on social media:

What They Say About Blood and Water Netflix on Social Media?

Blood and Water became the number 1 series on Netflix in many countries at the same time, including the United States.

From day one, the show created a wave on social media, and that wave traveled to different countries in Africa and Europe.

People are very supportive and they definitely demand new seasons from Netflix.

Here are some comments about Blood and Water Netflix:

1.

So Blood And Water Top 10 Rankings:

No: 1 in SA 🇿🇦
No: 1 in France 🇫🇷
No: 1 in Jamaica 🇯🇲
No: 1 in Kenya 🇰🇪
No: 2 in Mauritius 🇲🇺
No: 3 in Nigeria 🇳🇬
No: 6 in Brazil 🇧🇷
No: 9 in Belgium 🇧🇪
No: 10 in Switzerland 🇨🇭

😭😭😭🔥 #BloodAndWater @NetflixSA @netflix pic.twitter.com/VoE4jf6oPk
— kale dinero (@ThabangMolaba_) May 22, 2020

2.

In an industry that is BLEEDING from mediocrity, it’s such a breath of fresh air to watch #BloodAndWater 🙏🏾 Solid storyline. Crisp graphics. Quality acting. Incredible directing. And of course, brilliant production

This is all we’ve been asking for 😢🙏🏾🙏🏾
— Ngithe NGINENTOMBI!!! ✋🏾🙄 (@PapiZwane) May 21, 2020

3.

Can’t imagine what the Director of #bloodandwaternetflix is feeling going to bed tonight after seeing how incredibly positive the show has been received.

We salute you @NosiphoDumisa 🙌🏽❤️ #BloodAndWater pic.twitter.com/hUIIuMXtxq
— Miss Lelo #StayHome (@MsLeloB) May 20, 2020

4.

Finished all 6 episodes in one day..I just couldn't stop watching 🔥🔥 need more #BloodAndWater pic.twitter.com/M8UcZ5y3BM
— ThabSee❤️👑 (@NkosiThabsi) May 21, 2020

5.

I'm still deciding if I should use my last 1GB to watch #BloodAndWater or not pic.twitter.com/uT7T7QdIv3
— Hlompho (@JustHlompho) May 20, 2020

6.

Throwback. Thank You to our phenomenal crew 🥰 BTS #BloodAndWater pic.twitter.com/Kby1vWr2Ww
— Natasha Thahane (@Natasha_Thahane) June 15, 2020

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Well done to the award winning director @NosiphoDumisa and her talented cast for #bloodandwaternetflix pic.twitter.com/BohEjYpvXY
— LondzHighlyFvrd (@londekaDM) May 23, 2020