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Miraculous
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2025 · TV series · 1 season
17th century. In the dense Siberian taiga, lives the Shlykov family of Old Believers. They guard an ancient, miraculous icon that has saved them from harm on numerous occasions. The icon formerly belonged to the boyar Morozov and came into their possession after his arrest. Rumors of the numerous miracles performed by this icon spread far and wide. The memory of the icon has endured for centuries.
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I’d say Miraculous is very French, in a good way. In that it doesn’t try to shield children from difficult adult subjects like death and grief and difficult parental relationships. We only do an hour or two of screen time a week right now (including for me and my wife), but Miraculous was a request for last week’s “movie night”.
Then we watch Severance when the kids go to bed and that’s it. Just like there’s junk shows for kids we’ve got junk shows for adults, and it’s hard to deny it to children when we don’t deny it for ourselves. The kids complain way less too when we’re like “well we’re all giving this stuff up”, because they have an innate sense of fairness.
> Everyone here actively despises the local film industry. We do not need to inflict Dutch television on the world. Thats torture.
I don't understand. Do the Dutch hate their own programmes? Why would they bother making shows they don't want to watch?
> if your culture is so great France and Germany you wouldn't need these subsidies.
I'm not sure they need them, just that it helps promote it. These shows might not necessarily be record-smashing-popular, but local film/TV from other countries routinely makes it's way to the US with sizable audiences (despite the US drowning in it's own media). Even childrens shows often have broad appeal. (as just a few examples, see 'Degrassi' from Canada, 'PJ Masks' and 'Miraculous' from France, 'Sarah and Duck' from Britain, 'Octonauts' from Ireland).
Some of those are funded in part from "cultural quotas" (various implementations of similar ideas) such as https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_content . But it doesn't mean they aren't popular or good on their own.