In the month of October, no collector will have the most sought-after coins because this time they are fiction. These are the coins from the ’30 Coins’ series that premieres the second season by director Álex de la Iglesia. It is not the only title that arrives among the fiction news. It has been the month chosen for titles like ‘Loki’ or ‘Elite’ to also return to the platforms. And among the new features ‘Nada’, with a special performance by Robert De Niro, or ‘The Messiah’, the new Javis series. Fiction fans will have to cross these days off their calendar so as not to miss any premieres.
From ‘Loki’ to ’30 Coins’
After the success of “The Gypsy Bride”, the adaptation of the second installment of the Carmen Mola saga arrives at Atresplayer on October 8, and on the 23rd it will be the turn of the second installment of “30 Coins”, by Álex de the Church, on HBO Max. While the second season of “Loki” arrives on Disney+, after a first installment that became the most watched Marvel Studios series on the platform. Also the third of the French “Lupin” – starting October 5 on Netflix – and the second of “The Golden Age”, which on October 30 will fill HBO Max with the flavor of New York at the end of the 19th century.
When is ‘The Messiah’ released?
Efe also reports that the new Javis fiction for Movistar Plus+, premiering on October 11 with a double episode and every Thursday with a new installment, will delve into the life of Enric, a man tormented by a childhood marked by religious fanaticism. whose life will be changed by a Christian pop music group inspired by the viral video clip of the sister group “Flos Mariae”. Roger Casamajor, Macarena García, Lola Dueñas, Carmen Machi, Ana Rujas and Cecilia Roth are part of the cast.
‘Nothing’: premiere day and where to see it
Five episodes of less than half an hour make up this Disney+ series, which arrives on October 11, in which the life of a down-on-his-luck food critic (Luis Brandoni) will serve as a common thread to analyze the city of Buenos Aires from various levels. . with the help of short explanations of River Plate slang interpreted by Robert De Niro. Directed by Argentines Mariano Cohn and Gastón Duprat (“The Illustrious Citizen”).
‘Elite’ premieres seventh season: how to watch it
One of Netflix’s biggest hits returns to the platform for the seventh time on the 20th: in this new installment, Omar returns to Las Encinas High School thanks to an internship and there he faces his ghosts face to face after Samuel’s death. Valentina Zenere, André Lamoglia, Ander Puig, Nadia Al Saidi, Álex Pastrana and Carmen Arrufat continue to lead the cast.
‘Girls’ night’, at the end of October
The fiction that Disney+ premieres on October 25 will transform a meeting in the countryside to watch the 2010 World Cup final between friends Tess (Aislinn Derbez), Laura (Silvia Alonso), Elena (Leticia Dolera) and Kira (Paula Usero) into a story of revenge when it is discovered that Lola (María León), a friend from her youth, has kidnapped three rapists of a minor who were not convicted.
‘Beckham’ is back in front of the cameras
Four episodes of exclusive access on Netflix starting October 4 take a journey through the life of footballer David Beckham from his humble beginnings as a working-class boy in London to his rise to success as a professional player through interviews and archival material.
‘Cooking with chemistry’
Apple TV+ premieres this fiction set in the 1950s, in which scientist Elizabeth Zott (Brie Larson) is fired from her laboratory and is forced to accept a job as a presenter on a television cooking show, where she proposes to teach. . to a nation of housewives ignored much more than recipes.
‘Urban, life is ours’: where to see it
This new Amazon Prime Video series, premiering on the 4th, unites Lola (María Pedraza) and Yanet (Asia Ortega) on a trip to Malaga fleeing a complicated present where they will find themselves involved in a love triangle with Patrick (Bernardo Flores ). ), a young man from the neighborhood who is already emerging in urban music and is close to success.
‘The Port Talbot Murders’
On October 3, Filmin launches this BBC series produced by Ed Whitmore (“Manhunt”) in which the murders perpetrated in the 70s by Joseph Kappen, the first serial killer in the history of Wales, are told, a case that It took too long to be resolved, prolonging the investigation for two decades.