[04/30/26 - 04:01 AM] Video: "The Map of Longing" - Official Teaser - Netflix A young woman receives a mysterious game created by her sister before she died to help her find a new purpose in life - and meet a charming stranger.
[via press release from Netflix]
'The Map of Longing' Arrives on Netflix Next July 17
WE ARE ALL MADE OF SMALL AND PRECIOUS DETAILS
STARRING ALÍCIA FALCÓ, PABLO ÁLVAREZ, AND GEORGINA AMORÓS, THE MINISERIES ADAPTS THE SUCCESSFUL NOVEL BY ALICE KELLEN FOR THE SCREEN
Netflix has today revealed the release date, teaser trailer, official poster, and first-look images for The map of longing, the miniseries starring Alícia Falcó, Pablo Álvarez, and Georgina Amorós. It is an adaptation of the novel by Spanish author Alice Kellen, published by Editorial Planeta, and will arrive on Netflix on July 17.
The limited series The map of longing, tells the moving story of Greta (Alicia Falcó), who claims she was born with the purpose of saving her sister Lucy (Georgina Amorós), who suffers from leukemia, through her stem cells. However, events take an unexpected turn and Lucy passes away, leaving Greta with a deep existential void. Before departing, Lucy creates "The map of longing," a game that challenges Greta to face her grief and discover her own path. On this journey, Greta will meet Will (Pablo Álvarez), an enigmatic young man with a haunting past. Can we love someone without loving ourselves?
The miniseries stars Alícia Falcó (Dieciocho, Billionaires' Bunker) as Greta, Pablo Álvarez (Memento Mori, La Favorita 1922) as Will, and Georgina Amorós (Segunda muerte, All the Times We Fell in Love, Elite) as Lucy. The cast is rounded out by Laia Marull (La tierra negra, La inocencia), Mario de la Rosa (Money Heist, Welcome to Eden), and Ramón Barea (Cuatro paredes, Everybody Knows), among others.
The map of longings is directed by Laura M. Campos and Gemma Ferraté, with Isa Sánchez as the screenwriter. It is produced by Brutal Media, with Arlette Peyret and Raimon Masllorens serving as executive producers.
About Brutal Media
Brutal Media is an innovative and creative producer of television and film content, specializing in fiction, documentaries, original formats, factual programs and entertainment. We are the production company in Spain of the international group BBC Studios.
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