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Cecilia Suárez protagoniza esta historia de ambición, poder y gloria. © Netflix

Netflix ha compartido el primer tráiler y póster de Serpientes y escaleras, la nueva serie del director mexicano Manolo Caro tras el éxito de La casa de las flores y Alguien tiene que morir.

Rodada en Guadalajara, Serpientes y escaleras nos presenta a Dora López, una maestra de un colegio de renombre que se ve envuelta en una disputa entre dos alumnos de 8 años. Lo que parecería un incidente sin importancia amenaza con poner en peligro su sueño de toda la vida de convertirse en directora del colegio al desatar un conflicto entre dos de las familias más poderosas del estado.

La serie está protagonizada por Cecilia Suárez, una habitual del universo Caro, acompañada de Juan Pablo Medina, Martiño Rivas, Marimar Vega, Benny Emmanuel, Loreto Peralta, Michelle Rodríguez, Alfredo Gatica, Germán Bracco, Gerardo Trejoluna y Luis Felipe Tovar, y...

"They're manipulating you. It's all to see whose is bigger." Netflix has unveiled the trailer for a streaming series called Snakes and Ladders, yet another fascinating board game adaptation. Though this one has a unique spin. From the creator of The House of Flowers series, Manolo Caro & Cecilia Suárez return with Snakes and Ladders – a dark and provocative comedy that explores the cost of power and status. Filmed in Guadalajara, Mexico. Ambitious but overlooked teacher Dora López has one goal in mind: to become the principal of a prestigious school in Jalisco. Her dream is jeopardized when a playground fight entangles two of the state’s most powerful families. To stay on track, Dora must maneuver the situation to her advantage. Even if it means bending her ethics. Starring Cecilia Suárez as Dora, Juan Pablo Medina, Marimar Vega, Michelle Rodríguez, Benny Emmanuel, Loreto Peralta, Germán Bracco, Martiño Rivas, Luis Felipe Tovar,...

Clockwise from left: Atlas (Netflix), My Oni Girl (Netflix), Unfrosted (Netflix)Image: The A.V. Club

Netflix offers a few high-profile originals this May as the summer movie season gets ready to kick off in theaters. Jerry Seinfeld makes his feature directorial debut and acts in Unfrosted, a comedy about the...

"Don't listen to everything your father says." Netflix has revealed an official trailer for a Mexican satire dramedy film called Down the Rabbit Hole, by Mexican filmmaker Manolo Caro. Down the Rabbit Hole is the alternate English title for this, also known as Fiesta en la Madriguera in Spanish, based on the book of the exact same name. Raised in opulence and culture, 10-year-old Tochtli's lavish life contrasts with the darkness that seeps in from his father's criminal activities. This is about a young Mexican kid who wants a hippo above all else. It reminds me of the story of Pablo Escobar's infamous "cocaine hippos", which might be part of the influence (or reference) for why this kid wants one anyway. Miguel Valverde Uribe stars as Tochtli, a particularly intelligent and precocious boy who at first glance seems to have everything, and when he doesn't, his father, Yolcaut, will do...

“Black Panther: Wakanda Forever” co-star Tenoch Huerta has dropped out of the upcoming Netflix film “Fiesta en la Madriguera,” saying Wednesday in a statement provided to TheWrap that “My focus now is simple: continue the process of restoring my reputation” following accusations of sexual assault earlier this month.

Huerta was accused of being a “sexual predator” by Mexican musician and activist María Elena Ríos. Huerta has denied those accusations, calling them “completely unsubstantiated.”

“Given the impact of the recent false statements by María Elena Ríos and the damage they have caused, I have no choice but to withdraw from participating in the film ‘Fiesta en la Madriguera,’ Huerta said in a statement to TheWrap. “It is with great sadness that I do this, but I cannot allow her actions to harm not only me, but also the work of dozens of talented and hard-working people involved in the project. My...

Tenoch Huerta, who starred in “Black Panther 2,” has exited the upcoming Netflix film “Fiesta en la Madriguera” after a sexual assault claim was made against him.

Huerta confirmed the news in a statement shared with Variety, which says, “Given the impact of the recent false statements by María Elena Ríos and the damage they have caused, I have no choice but to withdraw from participating in the film ‘Fiesta en la Madriguera.’ It is with great sadness that I do this, but I cannot allow her actions to harm not only me, but also the work of dozens of talented and hard-working people involved in the project. My focus now is simple: continue the process of restoring my reputation.”

Ríos had publicly accused the actor of sexual assault in a Twitter thread, in which she called him a “sexual predator.”

The actor previously denied the allegation, calling her account “false and completely unsubstantiated,...