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Ian is a rebellious teenager who lives with his father on the fringes of society. They survive on petty scams thanks to Ian’s uncanny ability to project visual illusions into the minds of others. After losing control of his powers in public, a mysterious secret agency begins to pursue him. On the run, Ian discovers that he is not the only one and that his whole life has been a lie.
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Urban, la vida es nuestra

After a strong clash, Lola and Yanet, two young women in their twenties, completely opposed to each other, embark on an escape trip to Malaga which is, at the same time, the journey of both of them to escape from their present lives and find a place in the world. Together and with nothing to lose, Lola and Yanet face their fears, differences and a future that, with each passing minute, becomes more uncertain.
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Galgos

Carmina and Emilio Somarriba are the heirs of Grupo Galgo, a family business that sells baby food, pastries and chocolates. The stability of the business group is shaken not only by the imminent arrival of the sugar law, but also by the lack of leadership of Emilio, who has become president of the company. Carmina’s husband, Gonzalo, sees in this decline the opportunity to gain a foothold in the company to impose his criteria. However, his plans are disrupted when Carmina makes an unpredictable decision that involves her three children.
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El Correo

Year 2002. Ivan is an ambitious kid from Vallecas who has outgrown his neighborhood. From his position as a valet at a luxurious golf club in the capital, he will soon take his first big step: becoming a Belgian courier for an international organization dedicated to money laundering. Ivan will start transporting suitcases to Brussels and Geneva. But Ivan can’t keep his eyes off the top. The real black money is flowing on the Costa del Sol. Construction businessmen, corrupt politicians, bankers, sportsmen, the Chinese mafia? Ivan wants his share of the cake.
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Asalto al Banco Central

Barcelona, May 23, 1981. Exactly three months have passed since the attempted coup d’état at the Congress of Deputies in Spain when eleven hooded men enter the headquarters of the Central Bank in Barcelona. What begins as a spectacular robbery soon becomes a real challenge to Spain’s recent democracy. The robbers hold more than 200 hostages in the bank and threaten to kill them if the government does not agree to free Colonel Tejero and three others responsible for the 23F.
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Blurred

A neo-noir, erotic-thriller set in New York’s fashion world and the city’s underbelly.
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Mentes sospechosas

TBA.
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