Beloved Australian stars are returning home for an epic Netflix limited series, Apple Cider Vinegar filmed in Melbourne, Victoria.
Apple Cider Vinegar follows two young women, Belle and Milla, who are determined to cure their life-threatening illnesses with health and wellness. In the new age of social media, the girls motivate their growing online community.
But how much of this is true? None, it’s a scam.
Starring Alycia Debnam-Carey (The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart and Fear the Walking Dead); Aishe Dee (The Bold Type); Kaitlyn Dever (Dopesick); TV WEEK Gold Logie nominee Mark Coles Smith (Mystery Road: Origin); Ashley Zukerman (Succession); and Tilda Cobham-Hervey (The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart).
The limited series is directed by Jeffery Walker, known for his work on Teresa Palmer’s The Clearing, Disney Plus The Artful Dodger and Modern Family.
The series was created and written by award-winning writer Samantha Strauss (Nine Perfect Strangers and Dance Academy), alongside co-writers Anya Beyersdorf (The Twelve) and Angela Betzien (Total Control).
“Samantha Strauss has created a series that is searing in its comment but entertaining at its very core. It’s complex, it’s got bounce and it’s got bite, and we love it,” Executive Producers Liz Watts and Louise Gough said.
“We have a brilliant creative team under the fine leadership of director Jeffrey Walker and one of the best cast ensembles in an Australian production. This is a Melbourne story with a global reach.”
Netflix Director of Content ANZ, Que Minh Luu added: “Our ambition for Australian stories continues to build with Apple Cider Vinegar.
“We’re luring our homegrown global success stories back here where they belong to make Australian shows that deliver the unexpected thrills Australian audiences crave on Netflix. Between See-Saw Films’/Picking Scabs, the extraordinary creator Sam Strauss, and our shockingly brilliant cast, we can’t wait for this incredible drama series to delight audiences wherever they are.”
Apple Cider Vinegar is supported by VicScreen and will globally premiere on Netflix, however, its release date remains unknown.