After the tremendous slope of January comes the month of February with its cuckoos 28 days and a few interesting premieres. This time we start with those of HBO Max, which this month has a couple of big bets prepared for us in the field of national production and some other documentary interesting.
Let’s get to it.
Series
‘Trust me’ (Tell Me Everything)
British youth series that takes us through the life of a 16-year-old boy who suffers from depression and anxiety. Something that is undiagnosed and that he strives to hide as much as possible. However, everything will change when he faces the biggest tragedy he has ever experienced.
‘Poor devil’
After a slight delay of a few months, the long-awaited animated series of the chanantes finally arrives with the story of the antichrist, who, on the verge of completing 666 months of life, resists fulfilling his destiny, since he is more interested in fighting for his dream.
all series
- ‘Masha and the Bear’ T5 (4/2)
- ‘Trust me’ (9/2)
- ‘The Godfather of Harlem’ S3 (9/2)
- ‘The Flash’ S9 (9/2)
- ‘Cormoran Strike: Muddy Blood’ (10/2)
- ‘Poor devil’ (17/2)
documentaries and reality
‘Traitors Spain’
The new franchise from the world of reality comes to Spain presented, on this occasion, by Sergio Peris-Mancheta. Eight episodes that bring together eighteen celebrities in a challenge full of betrayals and intrigues.
‘All That Breathes’
An Oscar-nominated documentary that tells the story of two brothers who fight against all odds to protect the black kite, which is disappearing at an alarming rate from the skies of New Delhi amid pollution and social unrest.
All documentaries
- ‘Traitors Spain’ (3/2)
- ‘Who killed Madeleine?’ (3/2)
- ‘All That Breathes’ (8/2)
- ‘The Curse of Windsor’ (12/2)
- ‘The house that dragons built’ (13/2)
Films
‘Aqua Teen Forever: Plantasma’
New installment of the adventures of the scoundrels of Aqua Teens. This time we have a team meeting to fight against the evil Amazin corporation.
All the movies
- ‘The Smurfs 2’ (4/2)
- ‘Aqua Teen Forever: Plantasma’ (8/2)