Susana Abaitua, About Her Toughest Scenes in 'Infamy': 'The Brain Knows You're Acting, but the Body Isn't so Much'
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Susana Abaitua grew up between Vitoria and the French Basque Country, so the filming of 'Infamia', the new series starring in HBO Max, caught her close to home, even though she has been living in Madrid for some time. In fiction, which adapts Ledicia Costas's homonymous novel and premieres on Friday, November 13, the actress who has been nominated to the Goya this year for 'A Ghost in the Battle' faces a mystery-laden thriller.
The premiere of this disturbing fiction in HBO Max confronts a lawyer against the silence of a Basque people before time erases a crime with impunity
HBO Max's new series with Susana Abaitua adapts a novel by Ledicia Costas and addresses violence against women in different ways
A small village in a rural setting whose inhabitants hide a thousand secrets, an unsolved case, the disappearance of two girls two decades ago, and a question: how far can the consequences of a secret that no one dares to tell come? are the framework of Infamia, the new series shot by HBO Max in sites of Bizkaia like the natural parks of Gorbeia and Urkiola, Urdaibai, Enkarterri and localities like Orozko, Areatza and Turtzioz.
Crime, silences and obsessions in the natural parks of Biscay. Much more than a landscape in the new HBO series.
Few genres are more successful than the police in terms of homeland fiction. On this occasion the novel by Ledicia Costas published in 2019 serves on a tray a dark thriller, of those that are simmering in their translation to the screen: Infamia premieres today in HBO Max and we have had advance access to the middle of the season to be able to make this review (three of the six that make up the miniseries). So go ahead we can point out some chan…
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