The beasts are back: new season full of intrigue and emotions!

The beasts are back: new season full of intrigue and emotions!

Wien, Österreich - On February 27, 2025, the team of the popular ORF series "Biester" in Vienna announced exciting news about the second season. The fresh episodes, which will start on ORF 1 on March 17, 2025 from 8:15 p.m. and 24 hours earlier, are tough. The actresses Anja Pichler, Mara Romei, Fanni Schneider and Theresa Riess return to their roles and face new challenges in life, where the search for money and self -finding remains central. "We play stereotypes and we play them exaggerated," remarked Fanni Schneider. This exciting sequel shows how the protagonists have to deal with the pressure of reality, while they have to develop in their pursuit of happiness and success, said Kleinezeitung.at.

a multifaceted sequel

The first season "Biester" enjoyed great popularity and has already become the most streamed ORF series. Producer Oliver Auspitz described the new season as "whirlpool of intrigue, passion and unpredictable twists." The action promises a mixture of humor and drama, in which the characters continue to strive for their dreams and at the same time fight with the challenges of life. The authenticity of the characters is emphasized because they bring their personal backgrounds and problems into history. Director Mirjam Unger explained that the characters are portrayed in the current season and their conflicts are brought closer to the viewer, as Oots.at reported.

In the new season, the protagonists encounter numerous changes. Jenny and Vero have financial success, but realize that money is not everything, while Tiz works in the nail studio and Nelly has difficulty finding their place without a credit card. The shooting took place in Vienna from March to July 2024, and in addition to the well -known faces, the audience can also look forward to new characters. The exciting dialogues come again from the spring of the screenwriter Uli Brée, who illuminates the different life designs of the figures. The mixture of High German, dialect and youth language ensures that the series remains accessible to a wide audience and appeals to all generations.