Suspenseful thrillers, dramas with comedic overtones, children’s series with a message… this week brings us 9 new titles very varied. We are going to get to the point and we leave you here the six best ones. Among them, do not lose sight ‘Wakefield’one of those titles in which one moment you are laughing and the next you are with tears coming out of your eyes. Another one that you can’t miss is ‘Obsession’ that returns to rescue that erotic thriller that was so fashionable in the 90s of the last 20th century. A good mess. Basically we are talking about a father who obsessively falls in love with his son’s fiancée. She, with a dark secret, gets carried away. Yes, we know, she paints tragedy from miles away and that’s why she likes it so much. I’m sure it’s one of those series that everyone starts talking about as soon as she comes out.
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‘Wakefield’ T1, Tuesday April 11
Nik Katira is a brilliant nurse and the most stable person in the mental health unit of wakefield, in Australia. But his routine begins to change when his own head begins to play tricks on him unexpectedly, you will have to start questioning yourself and your own mental health. ‘Wakefield’ is inspired by the experiences of the creator of this series, Kristen Dunphy. The plot confronts the harshness of mental illness and wonders what happens when the person who should take care of the patients begins to lose himself. Where is the line between sanity and insanity?
COSMOS
‘Sanditon’ S3, Tuesday April 11
Final season of this period series set in 19th century England. This series is based on the Jane Austen’s last work. The author began to write ‘Sanditon’ in January 1817, but after several chapters he left his manuscript unfinished due to health problems that ended his life in July of the same year. The series has told us, throughout its first two seasons, the arrival of the impetuous Charlotte in Sanditon, a fishing village that aspires to become a prominent tourist destination for the upper classes. It only remains for us to see how its creators have given an end to Austen’s unfinished novel.
MovistarPlus+
‘A spy among friends’ T1, Wednesday April 13
spy drama based on a true story: the aftermath of the defection of British KGB intelligence officer Kim Philby and the complex relationship with his friend and MI6 colleague Nicholas Elliottt.
Netflix
‘Obsession’ (miniseries), April 7
Exciting and seductive four-episode miniseries in which forbidden desire and an irresistible sexual obsession mix. It is an adaptation of the novel by Josephine Hart, ‘Damage’ 1991. The story centers on a dangerous love triangle that arises when the mysterious Anna Barton embarks on a passionate affair with her fiancé’s father, William. While Anna struggles to maintain both relationships, William is caught up in a totally obsessive spiral. But… how long can they keep their secret hidden before someone gets hurt?
HBO Max
‘#BringBackAlice’ S1, Friday April 14
European series produced by the platform Warner Bros which focuses on the disappearance of two teenagers. One of them, a famous influencers polish, reappears a year later, but not the other. This intriguing drama aims to find out what is behind this mysterious disappearance and, above all, why Alice does not remember or does not want to remember What has happened.
AppleTV+
‘Jane’ (docuseries), Friday April 14
Focused on the little ones, these 10 fictional episodes are inspired by the work of the ethologist and conservationist, Dr Jane Goodall. Ava Louise Murchison (‘Reacher’) stars as Jane Garcia, a nine-year-old budding environmentalist seeking to save endangered animals. Using her powerful imagination, Jane brings along her best friends David, played by Mason Bloomberg (‘Shameless’), and the chimpanzee Greybeard on epic adventures to help protect wild animals around the world because, according to her idol, Dr. Jane Goodall: “Only if we understand it can we care. Only if we care can we help. And only if we help can they be saved.”
