Homecoming Season 1 - Official Trailer | Prime Video

Here's the official trailer for Prime Video's upcoming mind-bending psychological thriller, Homecoming, starring Julia Roberts and directed by Sam Esmail (Creator of Mr. Robot).

About Homecoming:
Heidi Bergman (Julia Roberts) is a caseworker at Homecoming, a Geist Group facility helping soldiers transition to civilian life. Years later she has started a new life, living with her mother and working as a waitress, when a Department of Defense auditor questions why she left the Homecoming facility. Heidi quickly realizes that there's a whole other story behind the story she's been telling herself.

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[kirstene]

Gets better and better every episode. If you’re on the fence about watching... JUST DO IT

[DC-oygk]

I never knew this existed until homecoming 2 starring Janelle Monáe popped up on my feed.

[drenzik]

Ahh.. the masterpiece no one saw, just watch it already, you won't be disappointed.

[PaulRoseGuitar]

Love the way it's produced. The incidental music is straight out of classic Hitchcock and classic 70s movies. And some of the camera work in the "flashback" shots are equally classic retro. It works brilliantly...

[ker_possible]

Finally a trailer that tells us nothing of the plot.

[FLdancer]

I don't care where you have to cut the budget to pay for it, but please stop putting Ms. Roberts in bad wigs.

[tissanahomsuk]

JUST FINISHED THIS SHOW ALL I CAN SAY IS "TRUE MASTERPIECE" GOING TO WATCH SEASON 2

[tjhall]

If you’re a fan of this show (season 1) and never watched Mr. Robot (all seasons) or vice versa, either are essential viewings. Sam Esmail is a master of his craft

[googelle]

I'm late to the game but just started Season 2. What an underrated show. For some reason, I just ADORED the endings with the credits just silently appearing over those unsettling ambiance-only scenes.

[MissCharlotteBurley]

I love that fact that it came from a Podcast! I am going to listen first then see if I need to watch.

[huntrrams]

I don’t get the one star reviews online. They don’t understand the visual aesthetic and the directing of Esmail. This was a pretty slow but good thriller that had a Hitchcock-like Mr.Robot feel without the technology part. Can’t wait for Season 2!

[atmosphericentry]

This show is criminally underrated. Probably my fav show of all time.

[animbot]

Holy crap! Big fan of the podcast. Can't believe they turned it into a show and got frigging Julia Roberts on board. Great Trailer BTW!

[luvtoyscollector]

This was a great show, Julia Roberts is an exceptional actress 🥰 very suspenseful. The question is, do they do this in our world 🌎

[hyagocortes]

This was amazing for me. So underrated. The acting. The filmmaking. The porpuse. But is for a select public. That is what I see it.

[rhondawinters]

I just finished watching the first season. I really enjoyed it. The story was fresh and kept me wanting more. Makes you think. I recommend out of 5 stars. Great job !!

[lubaniskie]

This show is brilliant. The cinematography alone is spectacular, brilliantly executed and envisioned. You can tell it was carefully staged and shot, it just feels unique and visually stunning. The story is good as well, but the cinematography is visionary, especially for a series and I would absolutely love to see the same style of direction, the smart use of camera angles that create some stunning stills that are narratively in tune with the story

[asad]

The background score makes this TV series look so interesting 🤩

[joyajayi]

Just saw both seasons and It was worth every of my time. I really enjoyed it. It was everything actually.

[srtacrx]

I'm so happy about this. Loved the podcast and I'm a huge fan of Sam Esmail's directing.