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Stars:

Leonardo Sbaraglia, Natalia Verbeke, Fanny Gautier

Cast

Series cast summary:
Leonardo Sbaraglia	...	Álex Villar 13 episodes, 2005
Natalia Verbeke	...	Elena Castro 13 episodes, 2005
Fanny Gautier	...	Patricia Muñoz 13 episodes, 2005
César Vea	...	Cortés 13 episodes, 2005
María Vázquez	...	Olga 13 episodes, 2005
Paul Lostau	...	Rafa 13 episodes, 2005
Emilio Gutiérrez Caba	...	Gonzalo Álvarez 13 episodes, 2005
Rodolfo Jiménez	...	Rodrigo Jimenez 13 episodes, 2005
Manuel Espinosa	...	Jose fernando / ... 8 episodes, 2005
Yolanda Ulloa	...	Beatriz 7 episodes, 2005
Nadia de Santiago	...	Carla Álvarez 7 episodes, 2005

Storyline

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Genres:

Drama

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Details

Official Sites:

Official site [Spain]

Country:

Spain

Language:

Spanish

Release Date:

31 March 2005 (Spain)

Filming Locations:

Madrid, Spain

Company Credits

Production Co:

Plural Entertainment

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

First TV-series in the history of Spanish television filmed in High Definition.

User Reviews

A very good series within the general desert of imagination and banality of TV in Spain

Lately I don't watch TV in the public channels in Spain (pay TV I think is not much better either).But It's worth to see this TV series, adaptation of another with same title on Hispanic channels on the USA.

Characters are credible (even Leonardo Sbaraglia can speak with Castilian accent credibly), Fanny Gautier a good surprise, and Natalia Verbecke and Emilio Gutierrz Caba gorgeous as always.

It has also verosimile plots considering all chapter needs it's suspense parts, but anyway well told and directed and very entertaining. It shows how real courts are and works in Spain not trying to imitate the American courts and legal systems as other stupid movies do.

Probably it has not been a big success yet because it not shows the tacky Spain people likes to see lately but a more sophisticated one (by the way it also exists, even though some inferiority complex yet in our society...) Maybe other problem is that is on air on TVE the government controlled channels, and as "E" means Spanish, word that seems forbidden by some sectors of Spain (specially politics) because it means for many something old fashioned. Many left winged people and specially the separatist sectors of Catalans and Basques think it's right winged, or not avant Gard to say Spain, or even bigger nonsenses. I'd like to ask them specially those separatists that consider themselves as superiors (like other nationalities during the 1930's) what word is acceptable instead Spanish, Iberica, ...Pata Negra????...

But anyway it's a very well done series, well performed and directed and should be in my opinion more successful