Director: Diane Ademu-John
Dune: Prophecy pulls the franchise's mythology back centuries, centering the Bene Gesserit sisterhood long before the events audiences already know.
What is Dune: Prophecy about?
The series traces how the order that will eventually shape emperors and prophecy first consolidates its influence, following the women who build its methods of control from the inside. Political maneuvering, inherited secrets, and the cost of long-term planning drive the plot more than open conflict, since the sisterhood works across generations rather than a single lifetime. It plays out as a prequel built around institutions and ideology rather than one hero's journey. Each decision made in these early years ripples forward, and the series treats patience itself as a kind of power that outlasts any single ruler.
Cast & crew
Emily Watson and Olivia Williams lead the cast as senior members of the order, with Jodhi May, Travis Fimmel, Mark Strong, Jade Anouka, Chris Mason, and Sarah-Sofie Boussnina filling out the power struggles around them.
Context & significance
Created by Diane Ademu-John and produced in the United States, Dune: Prophecy runs roughly 60 minutes per episode and mixes action, adventure, drama, and science fiction. It carries a 7.3 rating on IMDb and extends a franchise built on political intrigue as much as spectacle. Set generations before the events of the feature films, it gives the sisterhood room to develop as an institution, showing the groundwork behind traditions that later stories treat as long-established fact.
Where & how to watch
Dune: Prophecy streams on K-Time with Persian dubbing and Persian subtitles, so Farsi-speaking audiences can watch it either way. This page is free to browse, and playback only requires logging into a K-Time account, part of a service designed around Farsi-language viewing for the Iranian diaspora.