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'The I-Land': Release date, plot, cast, trailer and everything you need to know about Netflix's upcoming sci-fi thriller

The trailer released by Netflix for the 'Lost'-esque series parodies the promo released for Fyre Festival in its first half, including the voiceover, the models and the captions

BY NEETHA K

UPDATED SEP 2, 2019

In August 2019, Netflix released its first teaser trailer for 'The I-Land'. The teaser's first half parodies the announcement promo released for Fyre Festival, the brainchild of Ja Rule and Billy McFarland that promised a "luxury music festival", only to end up a disaster. 'The I-Land' is a science-fiction thriller and the miniseries will consist of seven episodes.

Release Date

'The I-Land' will land on Netflix on September 12, 2019.

Plot

'The I-Land' follows a group of 10 people who wake with no memory of their past or how they got to the seemingly paradise island. The group must find their way back home while tackling the "island’s extreme psychological and physical challenges".

The trailer ominously suggests, that once the people arrive at the "exclusive, captivating" island, they will "never leave" and implies that each person of the group has been invited to this "immersive experience" for a reason.

Cast

Kate Bosworth

Kate Bosworth is an American actress and model best known for her work in 'Remember the Titans', 'Blue Crush', and 'Still Alice'.

Alex Pettyfer

Alex Pettyfer is a British actor, model, and director. His acting credits include 'I Am Number Four', 'Beastly', and 'Magic Mike'.

Natalie Martinez

Natalie Martinez is an American actress whose acting credits include 'CSI: NY', 'Under The Dome', and 'The Crossing'.

The show will also star Kyle Schmid ('Being Human'), Gilles Geary ('The Path'), and Sinqua Walls ('The Otherhood').

Creator

Neil LaBute

Neil LaBute will serve as co-director, writer and showrunner for the miniseries. LaBute is best known for his award-winning play and film 'In the Company of Men' and movies 'The Wicker Man', 'Possession', and 'The Shape of Things'.

Trailer

Netflix released the first trailer on August 20, 2019.

Netflix has also rolled out its full trailer with the caption: "Chosen… tested… a group of strangers will soon find out that paradise isn’t all it seems."