TV Series

The Dentist

Synopsis:

Based on Julio Rojas' novel 'The Foreign Visitor', and created by Pablo and Juan de Dios Larraín, Academy Award winners for 'A Fantastic Woman', The Dentist tells the story of Nolasco Black, a forensic dentist who investigates the brutal murder of a prostitute.

As he delves deeper into the case, memories of his own tragic loss resurface, fueling his determination to catch the killer.

The Anatomy of a Moment

Synopsis:

Starting with the attempted coup d’état of February 23, 1981 —, known as 23-F , Anatomy of a Moment dissects one of the pivotal episodes in Spain’s recent history: the democratic transition. When Lieutenant Colonel of the Civil Guard Antonio Tejero stormed into Congress with a pistol in hand, only three men remained seated while the rest ducked for cover: Adolfo Suárez, Santiago Carrillo, and Gutiérrez Mellado.
Through the stories of these three men who led the transition to democracy, and the three main architects of the coup , Tejero, Milans, and Armada , the series unravels the chain of events and rising tensions that brought Spain to the brink of returning to military rule. Based on the book by Javier Cercas, described as “one of the most important works of contemporary Spanish-language literature.”

The Center

Synopsis:

Set in the present day but echoing the Cold War, The Center is an espionage thriller that delves into the hidden world of Spain’s National Intelligence Center (CNI). The plot kicks off with a murder that uncovers an international operation and sets the protagonists on a race against time to unmask a traitor within their ranks, all while trying to dismantle a conspiracy led by the enigmatic Russian agent Volkov.

The series offers an intimate, ensemble-driven look at the challenges intelligence officers face as they navigate duty, loyalty, and betrayal.