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Carles Porta is a famous journalist who has shown in his career to have a peculiar look that engages readers, listeners and viewers. With tens of thousands of books sold, its podcasts in Spanish and Catalan have exceeded ten million views since their premiere and have also received important awards. In Light in the Darkness Carles Porta will act as showrunner leading the scriptwriters, directors and filmmakers who will execute the different chapters. It will be based on the analyzes carried out by teams of researchers and screenwriters from different disciplines who are experts in criminal stories.

Ana and Oscar are 30 years old and are in the midst of fleeing. Oscar, stuck with a crappy medical contract, is still hooked on his ex. Ana, without a partner or a job, feels lost and plans to move away. But on 1 January 2016, they meet and fleeing loses its meaning. Over the next ten years, they will have to face the passage of time and the decisions they make.

An edge-of-your-seat thriller set in an incredible northern landscape. Sandra, a 29-year-old police assistant in a northern village, joins a group of workers to shore up a cabin on the brink of collapse. Their plans are disrupted when, inside, they discover an elderly woman who has recently passed away, a situation that seems impossible to Sandra. Especially because the deceased woman before them is Juliana Cobián, and she was buried seven years ago, with the entire town attending the funeral. Who, then, was buried? And where has Juliana been all this time?  

From the creators of La Unidad, an ambitious production base don a journalistic investigation on the Mafia’s world in Marbella: The place with the highest concentration of organized crime in all Europe. A lawyer with a strong desire of power will guide the viewers through the process of legalizing the “ilegal” ending up in a war between unscrupulous drug lords. Action, police investigation and crime are some of the explosive elements of Marbella.

Antonio Dumas, a prestigious, intellectual, sophisticated, though also rather cynical and conceited art historian and cultural manager, is appointed director of an important museum of modern art in Madrid after winning a contest for that position. In this new position he will have to deal with a variety of different circumstances and conflicts, which range from trade union problems and political pressures to surreal situations involving exhibitions and artists, in the midst of the unusual fauna that inhabits the art world.

Carmina Somarriba (Adriana Ozores) and Emilio Somarriba (Luis Bermejo) are the heirs of Grupo Galgo, a family business specializing in pastries, chocolates and baby food. The crisis in the sector, the imminent arrival of the sugar law and the lack of leadership of Emilio, president of Galgo since the death of his father, mean that the company is not going through its best moment. Gonzalo Díaz (Oscar Martínez), Carmina's husband, after many years working alongside Emilio, has his own plans for the company, but a sudden and unexpected decision by Carmina causes a family and business earthquake that will also affect their children Blanca (Patricia López Arnáiz), Guzmán (Marcel Borràs), Jimena (María Pedraza) and Julián (Jorge Usón). The struggle for power will separate them, and Carmina will have to choose between saving the company or her family.

Nacho Nieto, a journalist specializing in the paranormal, is going through his worst professional and personal moment. After a failed suicide attempt, he comes back to life accompanied by the ghost of his mentor, Dr. Estrada, a mythical mystery communicator who died more than 20 years ago. At that moment a virulent poltergeist case in an apartment in the outskirts of Barcelona, in Cardenal Cardona street, crosses his life, perhaps the most important paranormal case in recent years.

On June 26, 1941, the German army invaded Russia. Maria João photographs Lisbon full of refugees arriving in Portugal. When her father-in-law Nicolau suffers an accident, he asks Maria João to help him manage the company.

Lola is a progressive, upper class, divorced mother with two kids who witnesses the drift of the youngest of them, Lorenzo, towards the darkest side of a Neo-Nazi radical group. In the attempt to understand and recover her son, Lola will start connecting with Maru, a mother from a different social class who lives in a similar situation to her own. The play of mirrors between women, the peripheries of the cities and the need for support networks for those who have been very young mothers complete the background of the series.

A solar storm hits Earth causing a widespread blackout. In this new reality, five stories of characters are developed, people who struggle to adapt to a world without electricity, telecommunications, or means of transportation, in which they have to face their most basic needs, instincts, and fears.  

Six riot police carry out an eviction in the centre of Madrid that goes wrong and a man ends up dying. An Internal Affairs team is tasked with investigating the incident and the six riot officers face a charge of reckless homicide. The group of officers look for a way out on their own, which ends up separating them and, ultimately, complicating the situation even more. Laia, one of the Internal Affairs agents, becomes obsessed with the case and ends up discovering that, behind that botched eviction, there is so much more. Goal: Worldwide sales.