I’m Not Afraid on Netflix: a Boy in 1986 Veracruz Finds the Child His Own Village Buried
The six-episode Spanish-language series traces how poverty and social inequity drive a kidnapping and the loss of childhood innocence.
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Netflix’s Mexican Drama ‘I’m Not Afraid’ Is a Gut-Wrenching Mystery and Exhilarating Coming-of-Age Tale: TV Review
Netflix’s latest Spanish-language mini-series, “I’m Not Afraid,” is a harrowing tale about the cruelties of poverty and the loss of childhood innocence. The first television adaptation of Niccolò Ammaniti’s 2003 novel “I’m Not Scared” is told from the perspective of a 10-year-old Miguel (Aldo Emiliano Navarro). The series depicts the anguish of an interrupted boyhood […]
In I am not afraid (No tengo miedo / I的m Not Afrid), the new Mexican mini-series of Netflix, the young Miguel discovers Felipe, a child of his age locked at the bottom of a hole near his village of Veracruz in 1986. Ultra-realistic atmosphere, poor village lost in the midst of plantations, fleeing adults... enough for the question to come back everywhere: is the series drawn from a real fact various? The answer to "I am not afraid true story" is…
Photo: courtesy Netflix Netflix continues to bet on Mexican productions with the premiere of No Fear, a miniseries of crime and suspense that promises to become one of the most commented proposals of the year. The production, directed by Ernesto Contreras, conveys to Mexico a story that has already conquered readers from all over the world thanks to the novel Io non ho paura by the Italian writer Niccolò Ammaniti. With a plot that mixes mystery,…
Netflix premiered the Mexican miniseries I am not afraid, a proposal that shares certain aspects with Mexico '86, another production of the platform that is also located at the time of the World Cup in that country, although from a different point of view.What it is about I am not afraid "During the summer of 1986, Miguel, of 10 [...] See more news in Indie Hoy.
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