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A political satire with Kate Winslet as the protagonist. A period story full of ambition, sex and manipulation. Some neighborhood criminals involved in the largest jihadist attack in the history of Spain. Guy Ritchie's universe transformed into a series. The new creation of managers game of Thrones. Among the television proposals that stand out this month there are many prominent names in front of and behind the cameras, and several proposals that travel into the past with different points of view.Furthermore, the silliest and most absurd comedy is the queen The (completely fictional) adventures of Dick Turpin (Day 1 on…

When Netflix presented results for the last quarter of 2023 on January 23, several financial analysis firms, such as Morgan Stanley and Bernstein, decided: there was already a winner in the platform wars. In the final three months of the year, the company added 13 million new subscribers worldwide, the second-best quarterly figure in history (only behind numbers achieved at the height of the pandemic). In all of 2023, it added more than 29 million new subscribers. The total figure is now 260.28 million. Its revenue grew 12% year over year. It's the company of streaming with a lower cancellation…

The actor Carlos Areces has a collection of around 150 photographs in his home post-mortem which he collected in a book in 2021. There is perhaps no person better suited to lead the cast of a comedy set in a funeral home. “My relationship with death, I suppose, is like most people's: it obsesses and terrifies me,” says the actor, sitting in the cafeteria of this fake funeral home. “It's a topic that intrigues and fascinates me, but I don't have any kind of metaphysical or transcendent thought, I think it's like this and then it ends, which tinges everything…

In the turmoil of the recent riots they began in front of the Ferraz, PSOE headquarters in Madrid God, Country, Anvil (Podcast on the podium). This documentary series presented by journalist Miquel Ramos reveals, starting this Monday, the political, economic and international connections of a sect founded in Mexico in the 1950s and whose tentacles expanded into Spain after Franco's death. Neither the Church's unofficial investigations nor the repudiation of Catholic parents who denounced the recruitment and mistreatment of their children stopped its advance. Some names from this secret organization now hold public positions in Spain. Liberto Senderos, one of…