With a very important social theme, the platform is betting that its new series will be a resounding success.
The Chilean series is one of Prime Video’s big bets.
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Prime Video makes a big bet again with a series produced and made in Chilewhich will address issues that keep society in suspense. Migration is always an issue that must be treated tactfully to generate the least possible conflict at a social level and here it is achieved perfectly.
With great performances and a cast that manages to reflect these everyday problems in today’s society, No brakes It is one of the big bets of the streaming platform, which will seek to make people talk with this more than interesting proposal.
Prime Video without brakes
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What Sin brakes, the new Prime Video series, is about
Without brakes tells the life of Tiluca, a Chilean upper class woman that, after the unexpected death of her husband, He discovers that his mansion is mired in debt. To avoid losing it, he proposes transforming it into a hostel for delivery workers and migrants, and invites Julio César, a Venezuelan delivery driver with experience in hospitality, to partner in the project.
As the two protagonists go through cultural, economic and personal differences, conflicts, secrets and unexpected alliances arise. The tension between prejudice and empathy runs through each episode, as Tiluca and Julio César learn to trust each other in the midst of everyday challenges.
The fiction combines comedy with the dramatic, using humor to soften complex topics such as Venezuelan migration in the country and the social shock it generates.
Prime Video: Trailer for No Brakes
Prime Video: cast of Without Brakes
- Javiera Contador
- Yul Bürkle
- Felipe Londono
- Rodrigo Bastidas
- Stevens Benjamin
- Estefany Pérez Espino
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