‘1992’ Miniseries Arrives on Netflix: A Chilling New Thriller by Álex de la Iglesia
Get ready for 1992, a thrilling new Netflix miniseries by acclaimed director Álex de la Iglesia, premiering on December 13. Dive into the chilling mystery of serial murders tied to Seville’s Expo ’92 mascot, Curro.
Netflix fans can mark their calendars for December 13th, as the streaming giant prepares to debut 1992, an intense miniseries directed by celebrated filmmaker Álex de la Iglesia. This project, created in collaboration with two-time Goya Award-winning screenwriter Jorge Guerricaechevarría (Cell 211, The Laws of the Border, Sister Death), promises an enthralling narrative set against the backdrop of mysterious serial killings.
Plot Details and Unique Storyline
In 1992, audiences will be captivated by a dark and suspenseful plot revolving around a series of murders that shock the nation. Each victim shares a haunting similarity: they are found burned, with a Curro doll—the famous mascot from Seville’s Expo ’92—left ominously beside the body. The eerie presence of this symbol transforms a nostalgic piece of cultural history into a chilling signature of a killer.
Top-Notch Cast and Stellar Production Team
This riveting miniseries brings together a strong ensemble cast, including Fernando Valdivielso (Fanatic), Marian Álvarez (The Wound, The Unit), Paz Vega (Sex and Lucía), and Carlos Santos (The Man with a Thousand Faces). The screenplay is co-written by Pablo Tébar (Bandidos) and Jorge Valdano (Headless Chickens), further enriching the story with their creative input. Filming took place across iconic locations in Madrid and Seville, ensuring a visually compelling experience for viewers.
A Glimpse into Pokeepsie Films
The production of 1992 is helmed by Pokeepsie Films, a renowned Spanish film company under the Banijay Iberia umbrella. Founded in 2014 by Álex de la Iglesia and actress-producer Carolina Bang, Pokeepsie Films has carved a niche for producing bold, genre-defining content across thriller, horror, fantasy, and comedy. Their dedication to showcasing both seasoned and emerging filmmakers has positioned them as a key player in Spain’s cinematic landscape, supporting innovative projects that push storytelling boundaries.
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