

2021·Crime·8 episodes
7.9
★




An accidental killing leads a man down a dark hole of intrigue and murder. Just as he finds love and freedom, one phone call brings back the nightmare.
Created by Oriol Paulo and Jordi Vallejo
rape
based on novel or book
fight
murder
miniseries
true crime
catholicism
wonder
dark
admiring
amused

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Cast

Mario Casas
Mateo 'Mat' Vidal

Alexandra Jiménez
Lorena Ortiz

Aura Garrido
Olivia

Jose Coronado
Teo Aguilar

Martina Gusmán
Kimmy Dale

Juana Acosta
Emma / Maria Lujan

Gonzalo de Castro
Jaime

Ana Wagener
Sonia

Miki Esparbé
Anibal Ledesma

Xavi Sáez
Saez

Anna Alarcón
Zoe

Susi Sánchez
Irene
Crew

Oriol Paulo
Screenplay

Jordi Vallejo
Screenplay

Guillem Clua
Screenplay

Fernando Velázquez
Original Music Composer

Guillermo de la Cal
Editor

Oriol Paulo
Executive Producer

Sandra Hermida
Executive Producer

Harlan Coben
Novel

Irene Roqué
Casting

Gina Bernado Muntane
Set Decoration

Albert Manera
Sound Mixer
Popular Reviews
19 reviews
Adan
9.0★ · 02/01/26

Una gran serie con varios giros de trama increibles y ese final fue impactante
Una gran serie con varios giros de trama increibles y ese final fue impactante
Vlydal
7.0★ · 07/15/25

You know the kind of stories where they add like a 10-second twist at the end that actually f*cks up the whole point? It makes you wanna just pretend the ending didn’t exist, and makes you go from liking the story to absolutely despising it?
This is one of those stories.
But actually, it brings even more perspective, like, none of the characters are justified or fully morally sympathetic.
I really liked the part where they talked about 'accidents happen,' 'one accident doesn't define who you are,' 'what others think isn’t always true,' 'people deserve a second chance.' I liked that these ideas were shaped into Mat, and the fact that they also betrayed those ideas at the end. It makes us question our morals, do people who actually commit crimes (not by accident, especially murder) still deserve a second chance?
I swore a lot because i got carried away in the story, especially when it came to the club and that old police story. Like, I don’t know if it’s intentional, but the men in this series are either stupid, emotional (in a bad way), criminal, or keep justifying themselves. Like man, you’re a f*cking pedo.
Some of the twists are predictable, some are good and shocking, some actually feel too forced and a bit unnecessary, but still enjoyed it overall
This is one of those stories.
But actually, it brings even more perspective, like, none of the characters are justified or fully morally sympathetic.
I really liked the part where they talked about 'accidents happen,' 'one accident doesn't define who you are,' 'what others think isn’t always true,' 'people deserve a second chance.' I liked that these ideas were shaped into Mat, and the fact that they also betrayed those ideas at the end. It makes us question our morals, do people who actually commit crimes (not by accident, especially murder) still deserve a second chance?
I swore a lot because i got carried away in the story, especially when it came to the club and that old police story. Like, I don’t know if it’s intentional, but the men in this series are either stupid, emotional (in a bad way), criminal, or keep justifying themselves. Like man, you’re a f*cking pedo.
Some of the twists are predictable, some are good and shocking, some actually feel too forced and a bit unnecessary, but still enjoyed it overall
You know the kind of stories where they add like a 10-second twist at the end that actually f*cks up the whole point? It makes you wanna just pretend the ending didn’t exist, and makes you go from liking the story to absolutely despising it?
This is one of those stories.
But actually, it brings even more perspective, like, none of the characters are justified or fully morally sympathetic.
I really liked the part where they talked about 'accidents happen,' 'one accident doesn't define who you are,' 'what others think isn’t always true,' 'people deserve a second chance.' I liked that these ideas were shaped into Mat, and the fact that they also betrayed those ideas at the end. It makes us question our morals, do people who actually commit crimes (not by accident, especially murder) still deserve a second chance?
I swore a lot because i got carried away in the story, especially when it came to the club and that old police story. Like, I don’t know if it’s intentional, but the men in this series are either stupid, emotional (in a bad way), criminal, or keep justifying themselves. Like man, you’re a f*cking pedo.
Some of the twists are predictable, some are good and shocking, some actually feel too forced and a bit unnecessary, but still enjoyed it overall
This is one of those stories.
But actually, it brings even more perspective, like, none of the characters are justified or fully morally sympathetic.
I really liked the part where they talked about 'accidents happen,' 'one accident doesn't define who you are,' 'what others think isn’t always true,' 'people deserve a second chance.' I liked that these ideas were shaped into Mat, and the fact that they also betrayed those ideas at the end. It makes us question our morals, do people who actually commit crimes (not by accident, especially murder) still deserve a second chance?
I swore a lot because i got carried away in the story, especially when it came to the club and that old police story. Like, I don’t know if it’s intentional, but the men in this series are either stupid, emotional (in a bad way), criminal, or keep justifying themselves. Like man, you’re a f*cking pedo.
Some of the twists are predictable, some are good and shocking, some actually feel too forced and a bit unnecessary, but still enjoyed it overall
Adan
9.0★ · 03/24/26

Eladio Santamaría
6.0★ · 03/10/26

Camis
10.0★ · 01/05/26

