Reformation

Synopsis

Reformation is a gripping historical drama series that delves into the tumultuous events surrounding the Protestant Reformation in 16th century Europe. The show follows the story of Jan Krauter, a young reformer who challenges the powerful Catholic Church and sparks a revolutionary movement that forever changes the course of history. As Jan navigates politics, religion, and personal struggles, viewers are taken on a compelling journey filled with intrigue, betrayal, and moments of profound courage. With intricate storytelling and stellar performances, Reformation immerses audiences into a pivotal period marked by intense ideological conflict and the quest for freedom of faith.

Cast

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  Jan Krauter

  Thomas Müntzer

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  Maximilian Brückner

  Martin Luther

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  Johannes Klaußner

  Andreas Bodenstein

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  Johanna Gastdorf

  Äbtissin

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  Aylin Tezel

  Ottilie

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  Anna Schudt

  Barbara Cranach

Reviews

Reformation has received critical acclaim for its historical accuracy, compelling narrative, and strong performances. The Guardian praises the show, stating that 'Reformation offers a refreshing and nuanced perspective on a pivotal moment in European history, bringing to life the complex characters and political intrigues of the Protestant Reformation'. Variety hails Jan Krauter's portrayal, calling it 'captivating and emotionally resonant'. On the other hand, The New York Times criticizes the pacing of the series, mentioning 'some episodes feel sluggish and could benefit from tighter editing'. Despite mixed reviews, Reformation has managed to capture the attention of both history enthusiasts and casual viewers alike, making it a must-watch for those interested in an engaging exploration of religious upheaval and social change.