In the framework of the FesTVal, which starts today in Vitoria-Gasteiz, TVE has presented to society the trailer of ‘Malaka’, one of its main bets for the season 2019/2020: a thriller of action set in Malaga, which comes sponsored by Javier Olivares (‘The ministry of the time‘).
Created by Daniel Corpas and Samuel Pinazo, ‘Malaka’ revolves around the disappearance of Noelia, the daughter of entrepreneur Germán Castañeda (Antonio Gil). Meanwhile, the city is experiencing the boom of a new drug, “gold”, which is distributed in the form of ingot, and there is a new real estate project that aims to transform the entire area of the city.
responsible to investigate this disappearance are Darius (Safe Queen) and White (Maggie Civantos) that will begin to compose the puzzle of the authentic Noelia (Helena Kaittani). The cast is completed by Cuca Escribano, Laura Baena Torres, Susana Córdoba, Alejandro Casaseca, Manuel Morón, Victor Castilla, Emilio Palacios, Ignacio Mateos, Héctor Medina, Pilar Gomez, and Noemi Ruiz.
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As said in the presentation of the series Javier Olivares (showrunner of the series), the center is in that “part of the society who never want to see,”. In fact, since we started to know of this project was that they were going to portray that Malaga of the low funds.
On a release date, since TVE have not wanted to speak, but it is quite likely that we will see ‘Malaka’ this fall. The series will have eight episodes and will have final closed.
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The news Trailer of ‘Malaka’: Maggie Civantos investigates a disappearance in the lower depths of Malaga in the new thriller TVE was originally published in Espinof by Albertini .
