Overview
- Now streaming on Netflix after its mid-October debut, the series centers on a mother’s search after her estranged husband takes their children overseas.
- The adaptation draws from Trottner’s 2020 memoir Nadie nos vio partir, and interest in the author has grown following her second book’s release in 2024.
- Set in 1960s Mexico, the story depicts pressures within influential Jewish families and the influence of a commanding patriarch.
- A former Mossad operative character aids the mother’s pursuit, emphasizing the narrative’s transnational scope.
- Recent coverage highlights the real case’s cross-border legal complexities, including proceedings in Jerusalem that the show weaves into its dramatization without divulging outcomes here.