Etiqueta: Journalism
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Strokes of Light (Golpes de luz)
Endearing and wild. Julia is a journalist in her forties who decides to move with her son Sebas to her hometown in Galicia. She takes advantage of the trip to take care of her mother, give herself time after the recent breakup with her husband and work on a report about heroin trafficking.…
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No Corpses (Sin cadáver) (TV Series)
The dead that don’t exist. No confession, no witnesses, no dead bodies, no biological remains, yet a conviction. This is the real case of Ramon Laso, a Spanish serial killer convicted in 1993 for the murders of his first wife and six-year-old son, and in 2014 for the murders of his second wife…
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An Exclusive Heart (Un corazón en exclusiva)
Breaking news! This is the most unexpected romance. Annel Vera is an audacious reporter who is dedicated to writing for gossip magazines. She is known to be one of the best in the industry, nicknamed "The Snake" for the juicy inside scoops she publishes on the trendiest actors. Her pen is a deadly weapon…
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The man who invented himself (El hombre que se inventó a sí mismo)
The B side of Argentina's political history and the secrets of a cursed figure. How is it possible for a man who comes from nothing to become one of the most influential figures of the moment? Through the incredible adventures of a cursed journalist -a sort of Citizen Kane of the telepolitical era-,…
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The Candidate: A Political Thriller (El candidato: Un thriller político)
Guilt outsells innocence. Lázaro Arnau, one of the most respected businessmen in Castellón, Spain decides to run for national elections. He leads Green Sprouts, a new transparent environmentalist party that has quickly gained lots of momentum. Arnau has become an idol who promotes campaigns to safeguard the health of the environment and a new…
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The Mice of God (Los ratones de Dios)
Where there is cheese, there will always be mice. In July 2011, the clergy of the cathedral of Santiago de Compostela in the north of Spain reported a notable absence: The Codex Calixtinus, the 12th century's illuminated manuscript (valued at eight million euros) considered to be the world's first travel guide and a reference…
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Dismantling the Perfect Crime (Desmontando el crimen perfecto)
Angi: The identity thief. María Ángeles Molina Fernández, nicknamed “Angi” and former boss, millionaire, and alleged friend of Ana Paez, spent a lot of time planning the perfect crime. In an apartment in Barcelona, the cleaning lady finds Ana Páez's lifeless body on the sofa, naked, with her hands tied and a plastic bag…
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The Hole. The Story of a Killer (El agujero. Historia de un asesino)
Fake Shaolin monk by day, murderer by night. He called himself Huan, but his real name was Juan Carlos Aguilar Gómez. He used martial arts as a tool to control emotions. Self-proclaimed as the first Western Shaolin monk, three-time world kung-fu champion and eight-time world champion of Spain, he traveled to China and returned…
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Betty Boo (Betibú)
Will this peculiar trio manage to uncover the culprit? Pedro Chazarreta, businessman suspected of having killed his wife, was found with a slit throat in his favorite armchair, with an empty whiskey bottle in one hand and a bloody knife in the other. The scene of the crime appeared to be a suicide, but the autopsy…
