La fuga (TV series)

La fuga is a Spanish prison drama television series starring María Valverde and Aitor Luna. Created by Nacho Faerna and produced by BocaBoca,[1] its single season was originally aired on Telecinco in 2012.

La fuga
GenrePrison drama
Thriller
Dystopian fiction
Created byNacho Faerna
Country of originSpain
Original languageSpanish
No. of seasons1
No. of episodes12
Production
Executive producerNacho Faerna
Production companyBocaBoca
Release
Original networkTelecinco
Mitele
Original release11 January (2012-01-11) 
4 April 2012 (2012-04-04)
External links
Website

Plot

Set in a not distant figure, under which the governments have restricted liberties, a member of the resistance against the system, Daniel, is imprisoned for life into a high-security prison located on an oil platform.[2] In order to get him out of the prison, his wife Anna becomes a prison officer and develops an extremely risky rescue plan.[2]

Cast

Production and release

The filming of the series started in July 2011 under the provisional title '2055'.[2] The shooting location reportedly was a 3,000 m2 set in San Sebastián de los Reyes.[9] The first episode premiered on 11 January 2012 on Telecinco.[10] The series comprised twelve 70-minute long episodes.[9]

Reception

After a "promising" 16.9 % share of audience in the first episode (overcoming its Wednesday rival Downton Abbey),[11] the number of viewers deflated gradually down to a minimum of 8.5 % in the penultimate episode, averaging a "weak" 11.3 %,[10] even after Telecinco's decission to reshuffle the series from Wednesday to Tuesday and then again back to Wednesday.[10]

Telecinco decided not to renew the series for a second season.[12]

The web airing fared better becoming one of the most demanded online contents of Mediaset España's Mitele platform,[13] and, well received abroad at the Cannes' MIPTV (joining the event's "Wit List"),[14] DirecTV purchased its rights for the Americas.[10]

References

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