Siberia (2013)

In the remote reaches of the Siberian hinterland, the Tunguska territory, a chilling and unexplained event transpired in 1908. Over a century later, 16 participants, each from a unique and vibrant background, are dropped into Tunguska's icy embrace. Their mission? To outlast the unforgiving Siberian winter, each other's competitive strategies, and claim a hefty cash prize on a reality show unbeknownst to them is far from ordinary. As the contestants plunge into their arduous journey, their initial excitement swiftly morphs into abject terror. A sequence of eerie happenings begins to unfold, creating an undercurrent of dread. The contestants initially brush these events off as mere pranks devised by the reality show's producers, even rationalizing a participant's unexpected death as a regrettable accident. But when a contestant is seriously injured, and no rescue crew comes, a cold wave of reality washes over them. The chilling truth emerges: these unsettling events are not staged antics for viewers' amusement. Their very lives hang in the balance. This realization forces the remaining competitors to put aside their individual quests for the prize and unite against an unseen threat looming in the Siberian cold. The show transforms from a mere contest to a desperate struggle for survival, as the icy Siberian wilderness reveals its true, unforgiving nature.

Siberia is a drama show featuring Joyce Giraud and created by Matthew Arnold.

It is possible to buy Siberia on Apple TV.