Time stops behaving the way Alma expects, and the animated series Undone turns that disruption into its entire visual language.
What is Undone about?
After a serious car accident leaves her shaken, Alma starts noticing that her perception of time no longer runs in a straight line. Rather than treating this as a symptom to be managed, she follows it, drawn toward memories and moments that resist a normal chronological order. The show is built around rotoscoped animation, where live-action performances are painted over frame by frame, giving every scene a fluid, slightly unstable quality that mirrors what Alma is experiencing. Family history, grief, and unresolved questions about her past surface as she pushes further into whatever is happening to her, and the series lets the mystery of her condition sit alongside the more grounded texture of family friction and old wounds.
About the cast
Rosa Salazar anchors the series as Alma, with Bob Odenkirk, Angelique Cabral, and Constance Marie rounding out a small, tightly focused ensemble that carries most of the emotional weight across the eight half-hour episodes.
Context & significance
Undone is a joint Netherlands–United States production, animated using rotoscoping, a technique that traces over filmed footage to produce movement no traditional cel or CGI animation quite replicates. That process is central to how the show tells its story: dream logic, memory, and altered time all get rendered visually rather than simply explained through dialogue. The series arrived in 2022 as part of a wave of adult animation willing to use the format for interior, psychological storytelling rather than comedy or action, and it sits closer to a family drama than a typical animated offering.
Watching Undone on Ktime
Undone streams on K-Time with a Farsi dub and Farsi subtitles both available, so viewers can choose the option that suits them. Browsing the catalogue and reading the page is open to everyone; watching the episodes requires a free K-Time account login. The platform's interface is built around a Farsi-first experience for Persian-speaking audiences.