Starring Cecilia Suárez, this story explores the limits of our dreams, the desire for control and the consequences of playing on a board without rules.
With an offer covered from international dramas to shocking documentaries, Netflix He managed to consolidate as one of the most influential streaming platforms in the world. Its catalog is constantly renewed with productions that seek not only to entertain, but also question and reflect social realities With much ingenuity.
One of his most acclaimed and successful titles in Hispanic speech was “The House of Flowers”a satire full of black humor that marked a before and after. Created by Manolo Carothis series conquered the public with its pop aesthetic, eccentric characters and a script that, behind the laughter, exposed the hypocrisy of the upper class, the dysfunctional family dynamics and the prejudices still in force in society.
Now, the same Mexican director returns with a new production that promises to go further: a story where Power, ambition and ethics They intertwine in a game as dangerous as familiar. So, “Snakes and stairs” He arrived on May 14 to the application with an acidic and provocative story by his protagonist Cecilia Suárezthat invites the viewer to go up and down the steps of a world as captivating as corrupt. Are you ready to discover it?
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What is “snakes and stairs”?
In the heart of a prestigious school in Jalisco, Doraa underestimated but determined teacher sees her greatest ambition: becoming a director. What begins as a simple fight between Two students Primary becomes a crisis that faces most influential families and powerful of the State.
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To leave unharmed, and climb positions, our protagonist must navigate a maze of tensions, favors and silences that leave the situation in their favor. Even if, keeping afloat means folding your own principles and beliefs.
Trailer of “Snakes and Stairs”
Distribution of “snakes and stairs”
- Cecilia Suárez as Dora López-Negrette.
- Juan Pablo Medina as Olmo.
- Margarita Gralia as Josefina.
- Marimar Vega as Tamara Sahagún.
- Gerardo Trejoluna as Fernando Colmenar.
- Loreto Peralta as Juana Muriel.
- Martiño Rivas as Vicente.
- Germán Bracco as Nicolás.
- Benny Emmanuel as Toño.
- Michelle Rodríguez as Martha Sánchez.
- Alfredo Gatica as Roque.
- Berenice Mastretta as Claudia.
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