Netflix, Hulu, Amazon, and now Facebook. The new contender for unique substance, Facebook Watch pulls out all the stops with enormous names in their up and coming dramedy "Sorry for Your Loss." Since their short official statement prior this year (our article on it here), we are at long last getting points of interest on the new task. Made by writer Kit Steinkellner ("Z: The Beginning of Everything"), "Sorry for Your Loss" takes after the account of a youthful dowager managing the sudden passing of her better half and the unforeseen battles this hardship causes in her family life. However in spite of the overwhelming subject, this ten-scene half-hour arrangement guarantees a reviving perspective on despondency, loss, and psychological instability.

With James Ponsoldt ("The Spectacular Now," "The Circle") coordinating and Elizabeth Olsen, of 'Vindicators' popularity, as the lead and official maker, 'Sorry' was at that point stopping people in their tracks with their elegant line-up when it was reported. Presently, there's somebody considerably all the more energizing added to the rundown—Kelly Marie Tran, another name in the business who influenced her film to make a big appearance in "Star Wars: The Last Jedi" as Rose Tico.

Tran stole our hearts with her delightful and fearless character in 'The Last Jedi', so it will be a remarkable pivot to see her depict the battling, tranquilize dependent sister in 'Sorry'. On the off chance that anything, this will give Tran the chance to exhibit the extensive variety of her acting abilities and give us the chance to watch her vocation advance. Also, seeing her work with Olsen, another establishment master, is certain to intrigue. Red Witch meets the Star Wars revolt? Uh, yes please!

Facebook Watch's new show will likewise star Janet McTeer ("Me Before You," "Jessica Jones") as the mother and Mamoudou Athie ("The Get Down"), as the late spouse.

One good thing for your wallet, it doesn't look like Facebook Watch will be costing anything to stream. Rather, they are going the business course, making a benefit by setting promotions all through every video (hello, it's Facebook, they're not going to miss an opportunity to profit).

"Sorry for Your Loss" will make a big appearance on September 18