The premiere of ‘Scar‘ arrives this Monday (10:45 p.m.) to The 1st From TVE. Based on the bestseller by Juan Gómez-Jurado, this is an international co-production starring Milena Radulovic (‘Besa’, ‘Superdeep’) and Juanlu González (‘La caza. Guadiana’, ‘La otra mirada’), who play Irina and Simón, the main couple. From the moment tragedy struck her life when she was still a child, the goal of Irina (Milena Radulovic), an enigmatic woman with a mysterious scar that crosses her face, is none other than revenge. Simón (Juanlu González) is a computer scientist with a privileged mind, capable of unraveling the most complex algorithms, but with zero social skills. However, he overcomes all his prejudices and meets Irina on the Internet. Whether due to his inexperience or her great attractiveness, he falls madly in love and finds himself trapped in a complex and dangerous world that he would never have imagined. A passionate love story that began as a web of lies and an enigmatic scar on the cheek… and that will change the destiny of its two protagonists forever. ‘Scar’ is a fast-paced action thriller, with a multitude of surprising twists. But, above all, the heart of the story appeals directly to the deepest and most universal emotions: love, survival, the fight for family and the vital need to have a sense of belonging.
Dani Rovira, Japanese imperial heir on Antena 3
Antenna 3 broadcasts tonight a new pass of ‘The Japan(10:45 p.m.) In 1614, a Japanese expedition led by the Emperor’s grandson landed in the Seville town of Coria del Río, and the heir to the throne fell in love with a beautiful Sevillian woman, started a family and never returned to Japan. 400 years later, Emperor Satohito dies and the legitimate heir turns out to be Paco Japón, a 37-year-old resident of Coria del Río. The lives of Paco and his family will change drastically when they find themselves overnight living in the Imperial Palace and preparing to be the new Emperors of Japan. The cultural and linguistic clash between the Japanese and Andalusians will lead to comical and crazy situations in this adventure where East and West join hands.
For its part, Telecinco Bet tonight on a new episode of ‘A perfect life(10:50 p.m.) After announcing her engagement to Mesut, Melisa begins preparations for a wedding that has not left aside her interest in winning back Onur, whom she has asked to divorce. The young woman will once again join forces with Aysel, who is willing to enter into dirty play in order to break up her son’s marriage. However, both couples will strive to keep up appearances, evidencing a clear rapprochement of positions.
Brazilian favelas, the setting for laSexta
The movie ‘Trash: Thieves of Hope‘occupies prime time of laSexta This Monday (10:30 p.m.). Two children from the favelas of Rio de Janeiro find a wallet in the dump where they search every day, but they do not imagine that this discovery could change their lives. When the local police show up to offer them a generous reward for the wallet, the two boys, Rafael and Gardo, realize that they have found something important. They decide to turn to their friend Rata and the three of them embark on an extraordinary adventure to try to get hold of the wallet and discover the secret it hides.
‘Travelers Four‘ will visit the places where the films ‘Ocho Apellidos…’ were filmed in its new installment Four (10:50 p.m.) Reporter Aranzazu Fuertes takes a film-tourist tour of some of the places where various scenes from the saga were filmed, in a special programme that will start in Morocco, the setting where much of ‘Ocho apellidos marroquís’ was filmed. The trip begins in Essaouria, where María Ramos, the actress who played Hamida, acts as a guide to discover this fishing town, famous for its walls and its medina, for being a refuge for kitesurfers from all over the world and for the production of argan oil. Once in the Basque Country, the first stop will be Zumaia, the town in Guipuzcoa that served as the main setting for ‘Ocho apellidos vascos’. There they visit the Plaza de San Juan Iturri, the hermitage of San Telmo and enjoy a spectacular menu at the Asador Bedua, the same one where the emblematic sequence of the film was filmed. From there they move on to Getaria, where they continue exploring Basque cuisine with the actress Miriam Cabeza, Amaia’s best friend in the film. In the port they will try the typical grilled fish of the town and toast with txacoli, the traditional white wine of the area. The Basque journey will culminate in Leitza, a small and traditional Navarrese town, where they discover the Aspain-Txiki farmhouse, home of the protagonist in the fiction. The route will continue in Catalonia, the setting for ‘Ocho apellidos catalanes’. Together with Josep Riera, who played the mayor of the town, they visit Monells, the small medieval town where most of the film was shot. Characterized by its arches and cobbled streets, the actor leads a tour in which they try botifarra and snails with tomato, meet the group that built the famous castells and visit Can Llambí, the famous 12th-century farmhouse that Rosa María Sardá lives in in the feature film.
