Miguel Herrán

In it we travel to Barcelona in 1981, specifically to May 23 of that year. Exactly three months have passed since the attempted coup d'état in the Congress of Deputies and the population is barely recovering from the shock. Then eleven hooded men enter the headquarters of the Central Bank of Barcelona. So it's time to prepare for a spectacular robbery on television, but what viewers don't imagine is that this assault soon becomes a real challenge for the recent Spanish democracy. With more than 200 hostages in the bank, the robbers soon reveal a hidden objective that has nothing to do with obtaining financial loot.

Marbella, 1980s. Oskar is a boy with dreams of opening up a gym and who, with the help of Sara Farad, ends up getting mixed with the fascinating world of the Costa del Sol, its jetsetting lifestyle, eccentricities, and geopolitics. This new world opens up to him thanks to the Farads, a family that offers him a future, but with the most unexpected of trades: arms trafficking.

When three working class kids enroll in the most exclusive school in Spain, the clash between the wealthy and the poor students leads to tragedy.

In La Casa de Papel (aka Money Heist), a group of very peculiar robbers assault the Factory of Moneda and Timbre to carry out the most perfect robbery in the history of Spain and take home 2.4 billion euros.