Black Mirror: Criticizes technology and the human.

Black Mirror is that mirror in which we look at ourselves obsessively and compulsively every day. Charlie Brooker(Director) is aware of the abuses of a technology that seems to have no limits and that, added to the human evil and the ironic sadism of the author, leads us to this corrosive satire of modernity. This series has five seasons of three and six self-concluding chapters of between 40 minutes and one hour approximately, episodes without a plot continuity that are enjoyed as much separately as in a serious marathon. With respect to the plot of the series, it stresses and puts on the table common themes, conflicts that are usually lived, taken to a futuristic context, to which I at least, do not see so far... Showing each story with a different aesthetic, which carried out with digital media is visualized closer to reality. But stories full of tension, anguish, doubts, fear and reflection. A series that definitely has to be seen and questioned different aspects of the life in which we are inserted and to which we go as a society in a global environment.