Overview
- Released on September 12, 2025, the Argentine miniseries is now streaming on Netflix.
- Leonardo Sbaraglia stars as Governor Fernando Rovira, with Alejandra Flechner as his domineering mother and Francesca Varela as his daughter, Zoe.
- The plot follows a northern provincial leader forced to weigh power against family after his daughter is kidnapped during a heated fight over lithium legislation.
- The adaptation compresses the story into three acts—La ley (35 min), Normal (43 min) and La maldición (48 min)—for a total of about 126 minutes.
- Created by Daniel Burman with Martín Hodada and a credited writing team, the series drops the novel’s esoteric threads, shifts the setting from Buenos Aires to the north, and changes the kidnapped child from a son to a daughter, with local outlets reporting strong early viewership.