Israeli Medical Drama 'The Intern' Premieres on Hot 3
The series follows a surgical resident who obtains a kidney for a former classmate outside hospital rules. It premiered Tuesday and airs Thursdays on Hot 3, Hot VOD, and Next TV.
jpost.comThe Intern is a medical suspense drama that premiered on Tuesday and will air on Thursdays on Hot 3, Hot VOD, and Next TV. Niv Sultan stars as Hadas, an ambitious surgical resident who objects to the hospital's organ donation policies. When a former classmate is denied a needed kidney, she obtains one and performs the operation herself.
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Hadas must conceal her actions from her boss, played by Tzahi Grad. Her late father was a senior surgeon at the same hospital, giving her initial protection from suspicion. Colleagues begin to notice clues about the unauthorized procedure. The series depicts graphic surgery scenes similar to those in The Pitt.
The story draws comparisons to the film Dirty Pretty Things and the series Royal Pains. Sultan also portrays Hadas caring for her mentally disabled sister. The series was created by Endemol Shine Israel in collaboration with The North Road Company and SIPUR.
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