Netflix's 'Pedro Páramo' Brings Mexican Literary Classic to Global Audiences

Directed by Rodrigo Prieto, the adaptation of Juan Rulfo's novel stars Manuel García-Rulfo, exploring universal themes of love and power.

Manuel García-Rulfo stars as Pedro Páramo, a complex character driven by love and power, in Netflix's adaptation of Juan Rulfo's classic novel.
Rodrigo Prieto, known for his Oscar-nominated cinematography, makes his directorial debut with this film, capturing the novel's intricate narrative structure.
The story follows Juan Preciado's journey to Comala, a ghost town filled with mysterious characters, as he seeks his father, Pedro Páramo.
The film explores universal themes of hope, disappointment, and the human condition, resonating beyond its Mexican cultural roots.
The adaptation aims to introduce global audiences to the rich tapestry of Mexican literature, with Prieto confident in its universal appeal.