Even a week after its release, no one can beat Emily in Paris in the Netflix series charts. However, a new series has settled in right behind it, which is quite the contrast to the relaxed entertainment about the marketing manager in her adopted home of France. In the 10-part Thriller The Misfortune three children die in a shocking way.
The disaster in second place on Netflix: A children’s birthday party ends with terrible deaths
The Mexican thriller series begins with a happy birthday party in Santa Cruz, where children and parents celebrate together. But suddenly the bouncy castle in the garden comes loose from the ground, which three of the children present lost their livesFull of shock and sadness, the parents of Emiliano (Sebastian Martínez) and Daniela (Ana Claudia Talancón) ask themselves how things could have come to this.
Did the parents fail in their duty of supervision? What role does housekeeper Moncho (Silverio Palacios) play, who brought alcohol to the party? Or can the blame be placed on his wife, the maid Yolanda (Shani Lozano), who has long harbored a grudge against her employers? dangerous search for answers brings to light terrible things in the community.
The series is the work of Leonardo Padrón, who already developed the thriller series Heartbeat for Netflix. The story is an original work that is neither based on a novel nor on a true story. All 10 episodes of The Unhappiness are currently streaming on Netflix.
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