At Mipcom, Movistar Plus unveiled its latest drama, "The Castle", a hit from the "La Bola Negra" producer that could reshape European television. Variety reported that the series, titled "El Castillo" in Spanish, has already made a strong impression at the San Sebastián festival, attracting attention from buyers and critics alike.

"The Castle" follows a complex case that is explored from both the perpetrator’s and the victim’s perspectives, weaving in elements such as sex clubs to create a gritty, character‑driven narrative. The show’s premise offers a fresh take on crime drama, positioning it as a standout offering in a crowded market. Variety highlighted the series’ potential for international appeal, noting its blend of suspense and psychological depth.

Importantly, the series marks the debut of Isabel Peña as a series creator. Peña, who is part of a dynamic creative partnership with Rodrigo Sorogoyen, brings a new voice to Movistar Plus’s expanding slate. Sorogoyen, known for his work on acclaimed Spanish and European projects, adds credibility to the collaboration, making the partnership one of the most exciting tandems in the region.

With "The Castle" positioned for distribution at Mipcom, Movistar Plus is poised to broaden its global reach. The title’s success at San Sebastián signals strong market interest, and the involvement of high‑profile creators bodes well for future sales. As buyers explore the series, the network looks to secure international deals that could bring the Spanish drama to audiences worldwide, further cementing Movistar Plus’s reputation as a leading producer of compelling content.