In addition to the inaugural edition, the second Iberseries & Platino Industria will reveal about 50 drama series, whether through the first episodes (Capítulo Uno, Segunda Ventana), trailers or trailers (upcoming…).
After splitting the titles, highlights of the series, featuring some of the most awaited titles from Spain and Latin America, as well as the latest hits:
Capitolo Ono
“El Encargado,” (Star Original Productions / The Walt Disney Company Latin America)
Anyone who has seen the black comedy The Man Next Door, winner of the 2010 Sundance Award from “Official Contest” directors Mariano Cohn and Gaston Dubrat, can imagine that they will enjoy the drama of a doorman who uses his access to intimacy with clients controlling in their lives. Iberseries marks the first half-hour market show that makes headlines for Argentine superstar Guillermo Francella as a guard of hell-fighting plans to be fired. Star + bows “El Encargado” on October 26.
“Limbo” (Star Original Productions/The Walt Disney Company Latin America, Pampa Films, Gloriamundi Producciones)
Created by Mariano Cohn and Gaston Dubrat, it is Disney’s first original Star+ streaming service in Latin America, and the only series in Latin America in the main competition at Canneseries last October. Bowing to Star+ on September 28, the psychological drama’s second chance turns on Sophia (Clara Lago), 28, a young millionaire heiress who gave up her nightclub life at her party in Madrid to return to Buenos Aires and bury her father and face. Her past, she and her transcendent siblings.
“The world is out,” (“Apagón”, Movistar Plus +, Buendía Estudios)
Movistar Plus + swing big early on, was a huge hit in San Sebastian where it premiered on the 23rd of September. Five stories written and directed by top film directors – Rodrigo Soroguín, Raúl Arevalo, Issa Campo, Alberto Rodriguez and Isaki Lacosta – a world in which a massive solar storm causes massive blackouts, but differ greatly in settings and genre. In the first, it is shown in Iberseries, a “political thriller,” says creative coordinator Fran Araujo, Sorogoyen (“As Bestas”) and writer Isabel Pena depicting Ernesto, deputy director of the Civil Protection and Emergency Unit in Madrid, as he reacts to a public malfunction. Totally unexpected potential in the network. Captured with Sorogoyen’s kinetic energy and utterly compelling pessimistic realism.
“Ucel” (HBO Max, Mr. Monkey-New Frequency)
The latest edition from Spanish-Argentine filmmaker Lucas Figueroa (“Despido Procedente,” “Because There Are Things You’ll Never Forget”), a four-part documentary series about the life story of Osel Hita Torres, identified in two months as the incarnation of the revered Tibetan lama. . Narrated by the hero and a chance for him to undo the controversy over his decision at the age of 18 to return to his family in Spain and become a percussionist and filmmaker. Arcs on HBO Max on November 3.
“El Presidente” season 2 (Gaumont, Kapow, Fabula, About Entertainment)
The first television work of Oscar-winning Argentine screenwriter and director Armando Po, co-writer of “Birdman or (The Unlimited Virtue of Ignorance)”, Season 1 also featured the first Chilean Amazon series, the first international series from Pablo and Juan de Dios. Larrin Fabula to recruit talent from across Latin America, and the first co-production on television for “Narcos” Gaumont with Latin America. In Season 2, Sergio Gado (The Exceptional Andrés Parra) chronicles Jean-Marie Havelange’s epic rise to FIFA President during 1974-1998, at a huge personal and moral cost.
Segonda Ventana
“Cecilia” (Paramount Global Distribution)
On the list of the premiere Latin language drama series by Paramount Plus. America, an upscale family drama starring Mariana Trevigno from VIS and Oficina Burman, with production for its second season set to begin in January.
“Dimenti” (Mega Global Entertainment)
A 140-episode crime thriller from the largest Chilean radio network Mega about the investigation of a kidnapping, starring Benjamin Vicuña (“Vis-a-Vis”) and released in March of last year.
“Desalma” (“Unsoul,” Globo International Distribution)
Created by Ana Paula Maia, originally released in 2020, renewed for a second season, which bows out in April, this is a well-acclaimed supernatural thriller set in a rural town with amazing lore.
“Días mejores”,(Paramount Global Distribution)
First seen at the Malaga Festival in March, produced by VIS and Zeta Studios (“Elite”) in Madrid for Prime Video, is a therapeutic group drama directed by Alejo Flah (“Sexo fácil, películas tristes”) and led by “Velvet” star Marta. Hazas.
“Dos años y un día,” Follow Favorite
A comedy about prisons launched from Atresplayer Premium in July starring Arturo Valls (“Camera Café) from Atresmedia TV, Globomedia, Estela Films, Pólvora Films and La Coproductora.
“Los Enviados,” (“Envoys,” Paramount Global Distributions)
An action-thriller led by envoys from the Vatican marking the first title out of an exclusive deal between VIS and Juan José Campanella, the Academy Award-winning writer and director of “The Secret In Their Eyes.”
“Los herederos de la tierra,” (“Heirs of the Earth”, Qatari TV)
It was first seen on Netflix in April, but with Atresmedia and TV3 from Catalonia holding second windows. Produced by Diagonal TV in Banijay Iberia, it is a historical melodrama set in turbulent Parcelwan in the late 14th century and turns on Hugo, and was captured by Arnau Estanyol, the hero of the “Cathedral of the Sea”.
“Madame Ricken” (3C movies)
Directed by Argentine director Alberto Lecce and presenter Gustavo Corrado, which has been described as a “political, financial, thriller thriller,” it turns against a woman’s desperate attempts to save the banking empire she’s inherited.
“Memorias de Idhn,” (Banijay rights)
An animated series adapted from Netflix by Zeppelin TV in Banijay for the first fantasy novel in a trilogy written by Spanish Laura Gallego.
“La mujer del Diablo,” (Televisa, Univisión)
One of Vix+’s first flips, Kneeling in July, Leonardo Padron’s suspenseful crime thriller Behind Netflix’s Palpito, produced by Patricio Will’s W Studios, turns on a humble elementary teacher who is being pursued by a powerful criminal.
“natural law” (Movistar Plus + International)
Produced by the Portuguese company Arquipélago Films for public radio RTP, this is a violent crime drama in a small rural town, produced by Edgar Martins and Rui Cardoso Martins, and directed by Joao Nono Pinto (“Mosquito”). OnSeries opened last November, “Natural Law” leaned on RTP in January.
“Los Prisioneros,” (EO media distribution)
Backed by Latin American Movistar, then produced by Joanna Lombardi and Parox, a series that begins with the legendary Chilean band Los Prisioneros releasing their debut album as dictatorships fall across Latin America. Directed by Colombian Carlos Moreno (Dog Eat Dog), Peruvian Salvador del Solar (Magalanes),
“Raba” (Movistar Plus + International, Beta Film)
Created by Pepe Coira and Fran Araujo, produced by Movistar Plus+ and Spain’s Portocabo, the series takes a kind of spider web – a rural murder mystery – and then rips the rulebook apart. Javier Camara, star of Pedro Almodovar’s “Talk to Her,” is a hit.
“Señorita 89,” (Fremantle)
In late February, Lucia Puenzo’s follow-up to “La Jauría” from one of the most ambitious hubs in the Spanish-speaking world: Fabula, Fremantle, Starzplay and Pantaya. Here, in an ostensibly a thriller, Puenzo shows circles of sexual abuse, like Dante’s version of hell, at a miss training school.
Ser o No Ser (RTVE)
Produced by The Mediapro Studio and supported by Big Bang Media, it is about the trials and tribulations of a one-year-old transgender boy.
“Supernova” (capo)
Produced by Argentine Power Cabo and Grupo October for Prime Video, it is a nearly four-part drama co-written and directed by Anna Katz (“Sueño Florianópolis”), a pioneer of new Argentine cinema.
“Ultimo Primer Día”, (EO media distribution)
Directed by Diego Palacio, chief creative officer of Argentine Storylab, Storylab is produced for Flow, a procedural process sparked by the disappearance of a student at an exclusive college on the coast.
“Yrreal,” (“Unreal”, RTVE)
Winning a development deal from RTVE’s youth online platform Playz in 2020 Conecta Fiction, a failed kidnapping comedy-drama, written by Paula Sanchez and Alberto Utrera.
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HBO Max Latin America
Marcelo Tambori, head of writing development for HBO Max in Latin America, will stage a spin on a series about to curve. Watch out for Jorge Michel Grau’s “Sierra Madre” (“Somos Lo Que Hay”), starring Tessa La (“After Lucia”), and the highly anticipated third season of the elegant and disturbing procedural “The Bronze Garden,” which was first directed by Hernán. Goldfrid and Pablo Fendrik, one of HBO’s greatest achievements in Latin America.
Star Original Productions
Potential highlights on the list were introduced by Mariana Pérez and Leonardo Aranjuebel, Walt Disney’s Latin American vice presidents, “Nada,” an Argentine series co-starring Robert De Niro of Cohn & Departure, and “Pancho Villa.” El Centauro del Norte”, from BTF Media, which from brief excerpts shown in the Conecta Fiction seem to take a broad and brutal take on the icon of the Mexican Revolution.
VIS
VIS Vice Principals Laura Abril and Federico Cuervo will unveil the trailer for “Bosé”, the lively series of the famous singer and his fight to break free from the hidden conservatism of his era, both as an artist and as a person. Paramount+ handles global distribution, and co-production for Shine Iberia and Elefantec.
Atreus Player Premium
The ambitious SVOD will unveil a trailer for the first attempted crime documentary series “No se lo digas a nadie”, about a young killer who shared his crime through WhatsApp with his close friend.
HBO Max
Miguel Salvat, editor in charge of HBO Max Iberia, will also reveal a trailer – here for the first Spanish animated series on HBO Max, the adult animated comedy “Pobre Diablo” about the Antichrist whose real interest is starring in a Broadway musical. .
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