Apple TV has greenlighted “Ascension,” a new drama from Oscar winner Alfonso Cuarón (“Disclaimer,” “Roma”), reports Deadline.
Caitríona Balfe, in her return to television after the end of “Outlander”, is starring and executive producing. “Ascension” will be co-showrun by Natalie Erika James and Christian White (“Apartment 7A,” “Relic”). It is written by James, White, Alfonso Cuarón and Carlos Cuarón, with James serving as lead director. The project hails from Apple Studios and stems from Cuarón’s overall deal with Apple, with Anonymous Content also producing.
Here’s how the series is described by Deadline: Inspired by the novel Last Days by Adam Nevill, Ascension explores evil and innocence at the highest level, while asking how far we’ll go – and what we’ll sacrifice – to protect the ones we love, even when the greatest threat to them may be ourselves.
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