A review of the most anticipated series premieres on
Amazon Prime Video, Sundance TV, Netflix, HBO Max, Disney+ and Movistar Plus
.
WONDERLAND (Sundance TV, December 1)
Love, magic and romance come together in a story with a fantastic start.
A Parisian discovers a photograph of a woman in Biarritz that powerfully catches his attention.
With that idea in mind, suddenly the protagonist of this series will travel to the time of the image that he admires so much to come into contact with that mysterious woman, played by
Olga Kurylenko.
EASY (Movistar Plus, December 1)
Natalia de Molina, Anna Castillo, Anna Marchessi and Coria Castillo
are the stars of a dramatic comedy that speaks openly about a subject that is, for many, taboo.
Nothing less than
the daily life of a group of girls with disabilities
and how they live love, friendship and the constant struggle for society to see them as 'equals'.
ALPHA MALE (Netflix, December 30)
The creators of successful series such as
La que se avecina
or
Aquí no hay quien viva
once again throw darts against political correctness.
Now, a group of 'machos' played by
Fele Martínez, Gorka Otxoa, Fernando Gil and Raúl Tejón
will see firsthand that the
very masculine attitudes of the past
are already out of place.
THE HEAD (HBO Max, December 22)
After surprising in its first season, this series reaches its second batch of episodes by moving the stage inside a
scientific ship.
There is a large laboratory
where a group of specialists carry out a key mission in the fight against climate change that could guarantee the survival of human life on the planet.
With
John Lynch, Alberto Arce, Hovik Keuchkerian, and Kataherine O'Donnelly.
Subscribe here to HBO MAX Spain.
JACK RYAN (Amazon Prime Video, December 21)
John Krasinski shines as a Jason Bourne-esque spy
.
In the third season of this series, Jack Ryan has gone on the run.
Everyone is after him, from the CIA to a gang of criminals who want to kill him.
A series with a lot of action and political intrigue.
Amazon Prime Video subscription is available here.
EMILY IN PARIS (Netflix, December 21)
Lilly Collins
stars in this
romantic comedy
that reaches its third season.
A story of love and heartbreak set in Paris that, as if it were
a modern (and more youthful) version of
Sex and the City
,
shows us the difficulties of a girl to discover what is really good for her in life.
THE SEARCH: BEYOND THE STORY (Disney+, December 14)
After the success of the saga of action and adventure films starring Nicolas Cage, it is the turn of this series that expands on those stories.
With Wendy Conrad as the protagonist, this production continues to bet on offering
moments of intrigue around hidden treasures and powerful organizations
that try to go unnoticed.
To subscribe to Disney + you can access here.
SMILEY (Netflix, December 7)
Carlos Cuevas and Miki Esparbé
give life to Álex and Bruno in this comedy.
Two gay boys who see their destinies united
as a result of a call sent to one of them by mistake.
This is the adaptation of a homonymous play written by Guillem Clua, National Award for Dramatic Literature.
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