Netflix unveils the trailer for 'That Night'

A trip to the Dominican Republic with your sisters sounds like the perfect getaway, but things don't always turn out as idyllic as promised. Netflix has unveiled today the trailer and new images for That Night, which premieres on Netflix on March 13.

The six-episode series stars Clara Galle (Raising Voices, Olympo), Claudia Salas (Salvador, Furia) and Paula Usero (Las abogadas, Love in Difficult Times). The cast also includes Nüll García (La fiera, Punto Nemo), Pedro Casablanc (Salvador, Querer) and Alícia Falcó (Billionaires' Bunker, Tell Me Softly).

During a family vacation in the Dominican Republic, Elena (Clara Galle) accidentally hits a man with her car. Desperate and frightened, she calls her sisters, Paula (Claudia Salas) and Cris (Paula Usero), asking for help. Upon arrival, they must decide how to handle the accident, as they cannot bear the thought of their younger sister going to jail, leaving her only child without a mother. How far will they be willing to go to help protect their family? That Night forces three sisters to confront the depth of love, the weight of loyalty, and how far one can go for family.

The series is based on the Sunday Times bestselling novel by Gillian McAllister and is produced for Netflix by Txintxua Films S.L. It was created by Jason George (Narcos, Into the Night), who also serves as executive producer alongside Marian Fernández Pascal (Intimacy, When a Tree Falls). George also co-wrote the scripts with Lara Sendim (God's Crooked Lines, The Innocent), who additionally serves as creative producer. Direction is handled by Jorge Dorado (Mindscape, The Head) and Liliana Torres (Mamífera, Kimeres).

About Txintxua Films S.L.

Txintxua Films S.L. is a film production company founded by director Asier Altuna and producer Marian Fernández Pascal in Trintxerpe, Pasaia (Basque Country, Spain). Specializing in culturally rooted storytelling, the company has stood out with films such as When a Tree Falls (2015) and Dantza (2018), as well as series like Intimacy (2022). Its commitment to authenticity and quality has made it a leading reference in contemporary Basque cinema.