Género: Drama

  • A Mexican in Every Child (Un mexicano en cada hijo te dio)


    Beautiful and beloved Mexico is what it is today thanks to figures from its history.    There are illustrious figures who have something, or everything, to do with what is "Mexicanness" today, often relegated to the shadows of oblivion. Beyond the official history, a group of Mexicans throughout history have had the chance to influence, for better or worse, the life and culture of the country, but whom disdain has erased from memory. Heroes of flesh and blood, villains or stars that shined only to be suddenly dimmed.  Figures such as Isabel Moctezuma: the last Aztec princess; Jesús García Corona, the hero of Nacozari; Gilberto Bosques, "the Mexican Schindler"; Tezozomoc, the terrible chief of Tacuba; Lorenzillo, the terror of the seas of Campeche; Jesús Malverde, the saint of the narcos; Hilda Krüger, the Nazi spy who was also the mistress of a Mexican president;…

  • The Weaving of Days (El tejido de los días)


    A sewing workshop, a forbidden love and a big family secret.   The year is 1950 and Julia, alone and pregnant, has just arrived in Zaragoza, a city that drags the consequences of the Civil War. Julia, although it is not going to be easy, has an economic peace of mind: the inheritance of Miguel,…

  • 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…

  • Beloved Monster (Amado monstruo)


      Your monsters are closer than you think.     Juan D., a 30-year-old man, seeks to enter the job market for the first time, a market that, until now, has been inaccessible to him. This is because of his overbearing mother and her obsession with overprotecting him to the point of indecency. Juan is…

  • The Secret Book of Frida Kahlo (El libro secreto de Frida Kahlo)


    A story full of colors and flavors.   Frida is Mexico itself.    After "dying" for the first time in a terrible car accident, Frida Kahlo reaches an agreement with her godmother, Death. In exchange for Frida preparing an offering in the form of a banquet for her every year on the Day of the Dead, Death allows her to live. Frida wrote down the recipes for each banquet dedicated to Saint Death in a black notebook she called “The Book of Holy Herbs”.  The day this notebook was to be shown to the public for the first time in an exhibition at the Palace of Fine Arts, it disappeared.    Haghenbeck imagines that this notebook was a gift from the other great Mexican female icon, Tina Modotti (Frida Kahlo's lover), after the accident.   The author narrates in first person the life of Kahlo, a free, authentic and controversial woman who broke stereotypes with her beauty and celebrated her Mexican identity in all areas. It delves into her decisions, thoughts and secrets, with a constant presence of death through two characters, The Messenger, represented by the revolutionary hero Emiliano Zapata, and her Godmother, Death, who warns Kahlo that she will die the day her rooster Cui-cui-ri stops crowing.  In an intimate and personal way, it reconstructs the most important passages of Kahlo's life, including her childhood, full of suffering and illness, and the accident she had in her youth, which caused injuries from which she never recovered, and which impregnated so much of her art. It also deals with her revolutionary interest in politics and her friendships and adventures with several of the most influential personalities of the time, such as Leon Trotsky and Georgia O'Keeffe, among others. It explores her complex relationship with Diego Rivera, her infidelities, her pregnancy and subsequent loss of the baby, her life in the United States, her divorce and her return. One day, Frida Kahlo orders her rooster Cui-cui-ri to be cooked. That same day, she dies.     RELEVANT DATA: The Secret Book of Frida Kahlo is a novel inspired by the life of the Mexican artist. F.G. Haghenbeck takes the disappearance of The Book of Holy Herbs as the starting point for a journey through the life and thoughts of the Mexican artist, with a touch of magical realism and seasoned with Mexican gastronomy.  The Secret Book of Frida Kahlo was a finalist in the International Latino Book Awards and winner of the Gourmand Award in France, making him the first Latin American writer to receive this distinction.? …

  • Piece by Piece (Pieza a pieza)


    The story of a boy who built himself.   “Diversity is in the very nature of being human. We are all different and we need to treat each other with respect. If a society is based on that, we can move mountains. Otherwise, we only move backwards. We need to move up the mountain, rather…

  • The Story of Dinamic (La Historia de Dinamic)(TV Seri


    The young pioneers who became millionaires in the video game industry.     Spain, 1980´s. The extremely talented Ruiz brothers, Víctor, Nacho and Pablo, were 17 years old by the time they paved the way for the video game industry almost by accident. Fascinated by arcade machines, they started experimenting in their attic with rudimentary…

  • Only For You Saga (Saga Solo por ti)


    Provoke Me | And Love Me | Eternally | Tempt Me   The thorny path of love.     Annia Moreno is a young woman in her twenties who works in an important real estate agency in Marbella, Spain. She is a strong, independent woman with a stable job who has finally been able to…

  • 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-,…

  • Mona Carmona and the Enigma of the Sagrada Familia Basilica (Mona Carmona y el enigma de la Sagrada Familia)


    The great Basilica contains a great treasure that only a great detective will be able to discover. Mona, a precocious and brilliant thirteen-year-old Mexican teenager, is an avid reader of Sherlock Holmes, Agatha Christie, and any type of story that challenges her intellect and confronts her with a powerful enigma. She has always wanted to…

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