HBO Max adds to its offer a series based on a Turkish production that sweeps Spain and is set in the fifties.
The successful Spanish series “Dreams of freedom” It was recently added to the HBO Max catalog For Latin America and Brazil, marking its most recent expansion outside of Spain. Fiction, based freely on the Turkish series Sen Anlat Karadeniz, is currently broadcast by Antena 3 and is produced by Diagonal TV with Atresmedia Televisión.
Starring Natalia Sánchez, Alain Hernández and Dani Tatay, “Dreams of freedom” displays an intense narrative in daily episodes, set in Spain in 1958with episodes lasting approximately 45 minutes. The artistic direction and the setting carefully reproduce the fifties, which adds to plots of power, oppression and search for personal freedom.
Dreams of freedom
What about dreams of freedom, the novel Furor in HBO Max
Set in Spain in 1958, the series Follow a Begoña Montesa woman fleeing through the forest with her stepdaughter Juliadesperate by escape a toxic marriage with Jesús de la Reinaowner of “Perfumerías de la Reina”. Begoña discovers that this union is full of abuse and secrets, and decides to challenge the social norms of his time to seek a more hopeful future, protecting Julia as if it were her own daughter.
At the same time, the plot is enriched with conflicts between powerful families, struggles for the control of family business, fraternal rivalries, hidden ambitions and gender roles imposed by the society of the time. All that mixes Episodes of intrigue, redemption, sacrifice and passionsthat keep the spectator chapter after chapter.
HBO MAX: Dream Trailer
HBO MAX: cast of dreams of freedom
- Natalia Sánchez (Begoña Montes)
- Alain Hernández (Jesús de la Reina)
- Dani Tatay (Andrés de la Reina)
- Navo Novo (Damián de la Reina)
- Ana Fernández (Digna Vázquez)
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