Pedro Casablanc

Kaos trespasses onto a haunted playground by night where he struggles to escape.

A cop returns to the job. A serial killer too returns to the job. July 2019. Vitoria-Gasteiz, Basque Country (north to Spain). Unai López de Ayala is a member of the Ertzaina (Basque Country's police) expert in criminal profiles who returns to the service after an administrative discharge due to the recent death of his pregnant wife in a car crash happened a year ago. His arrival to the commissary matches with the apparition of a pair of corpses whose criminal firm is the same of Tasio Ortiz de Zarate, a former TV host of a mystery show named "Telúrico" who was arrested by a serial of identical crimes 20 years ago that always claimed his innocence. Working with his partner Estíbaliz Ruiz de Gauna, a young woman with a trouble of drugs addiction after her brother, herbalist Eneko, Unai meets the newcomer deputy chief Alba Díaz de Salvatierra, who helps him as confident and friend when they both do night running by the city, feeling attracted each other to despise Estíbaliz and despite Alba is a married woman with journalist Mario Santos. Dividing his time between the job and his family life with his aging grandfather, his dwarf younger brother Germán and Germán's girlfriend Martina, the investigation forces Unai and Estíbaliz to interview Tasio in the jail as well as his twin brother and businessman Ignacio looking for new clues while new victims appear in the most important places of Vitoria as a personal challenge for Unai, after the killer writes him anonymously in an Internet's web. Trying to catch him, Unai and Estíbaliz investigate the past of the victims and the twins not knowing that the killer is the own Mario, a man with a dark secret of the past that silently moves by the city and between the police to mislead the investigation, ready and determined to fulfill his plan until the last consequences no matter who die in the way.

A policewoman, whose childhood friend disappeared in Patagonia years ago, starts a new search to find answers and soon finds her own life in danger. It is based on the novel by Florencia Etcheves "Cornelia", in which a teacher from a prestigious school in Buenos Aires makes a study trip with five of her students, but only returns with four because one of them disappears mysteriously. It is Cornelia Villalba, who escapes with her companions to go dancing and gets lost in the middle of the Patagonian forests.

The life of successful Czech healer Jan Mikolasek, who diagnosed and healed people using his intuition and strong familiarity with plants, set against the background of the events of the totalitarian fifties. Herbalist Jan Mikolase dedicated his life to caring for the sick despite the immense obstacles he faced in his private and public life. Born at the turn of the 20th century, Mikolasek wins fame and fortune using unorthodox plant-based treatment methods to cure a wide range of diseases. Already a local institution in Czechoslovakia before World War II, the healer gains in reputation and wealth both during the Nazi occupation and under Communist rule. One after the other, each regime wants to use his skills and in return give him protection. But how high shall the costs be to maintain this status as the tide turns. The Czech Republic in the 1950s. Long queues form every day outside the villa of the famous faith healer Jan Mikolásek (Ivan Trojan) in Jenstejn. People who want to be treated by him have to bring a clear bottle of their urine. Mrs Mühlbacherová (Jaroslava Pokorná), a healer from his home village, had taught young Jan (Josef Trojan) how to judge urine by its color and turbidity and what herbal treatment can be derived from it. With the help of a lamp, the healer examines each vial, dictates the diagnoses and a special treatment plan for each patient to his assistant Frantisek Palko (Juraj Loj). He even gives some of them money for a holiday by the sea or in the mountains. Even now, when a new political wind is blowing in the country, he has no intention of retiring. But the newspapers, which are subject to communist censorship, vilify him as a charlatan. One night, Mikolásek and Palko are arrested. He is accused of poisoning Comrade Strohal, a long-serving member of the Communist Party. In truth, those in power are suspicious of his extravagant lifestyle and his homosexual relationship with his assistant. When it turns out that there never was a patient Strohal, the defendants gain hope. —ARD