Creamerie

Post-apocalyptic comedy about women's rule after pandemic

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About Creamerie

Released: 2021

Platform: Hulu

Rating: TV14

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Cast
Ally Xue, J. J. Fong, Perlina Lau, Jay Ryan, Tandi Wright

TV Series - Creamerie (released 2021)

About Creamerie

Creamerie is a dark comedy TV series that was released in 2021. The show is set in a post-apocalyptic future where all men are believed to have died from a virus eight years prior. The world is now run by women who live in farmer-led government systems. The series piques when the three dairy farmers accidentally run over the first boy seen in years, sparking a sequence of precarious and humorous events.

Making / Production

The show is a New Zealand production, created by Roseanne Liang, Perlina Lau, and Ally Xue. Its unique blend of dark humour and science fiction was a fresh addition to the television landscape upon its release. The series received support from TVNZ, NZ on Air, and Piki Films.

Actors

  • Ally Xue as Jamie - Xue played the role of Jamie with a certain level of exuberance and spontaneity that defined her character.
  • Perlina Lau as Hyacinth - Lau's portrayal of the poised and disciplined Hyacinth added an interesting dynamic to the ensemble.
  • J.J. Fong as Ruth - Fong gave life to Ruth's character, a lascivious free-spirit who injected humour into every scene.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

  • Creamerie is the first post-apocalyptic, all-female led show to come out of New Zealand.
  • The series is notable for its diverse cast and crew, with women of colour in the lead roles and behind the cameras.
  • The creators of the show were influenced by a wide range of tv genres from horror comedy to science fiction.

Quotes

  • "Creamerie isn't just about cows and dairy." - Jamie
  • "We've done something unthinkable. We've run over a mythical creature." - Hyacinth
  • "A boy! We’ve hit a bloody boy!" - Ruth

Music, Soundtrack

  • "Lights" by Sachi
  • "Infinite Growth" by Chelsea Jade
  • "Empty Glasses" by Reb Fountain