Temporada de huracanes (2023)

When a group of teenagers found a body floating on a canal, the cruel reality behind the evil crime uncovered the hidden secrets of a town. This Netflix film is adapted from the Mexican writer Fernanda Melchor's novel of the same name. The original "Hurricane season" tells the story of the murder of a witch in the village of Matosa, a small village in Mexico. Through the narrative of the murder, in a frank, dark, psychedelic and surging language style, the author tries to show the tragic consequences of violence and male chauvinism, which are deeply rooted in Mexican society. Since its first publication in 2017, the novel has been translated into nearly 20 languages, won the International Literature Award in Berlin, Germany, and was shortlisted for the International Booker Prize, the Dublin International Literature Award and the American National Book Award. it has become a contemporary classic with the miraculous rise of Mexican and Spanish literature. Elisa Miller, the first Mexican director to win the Palme d'Or in Cannes, will direct the film and participate in screenwriting. Speaking of adapting the novel into a film, she said, "Hurricane season is the most important book for me and my contemporaries." If you adapt it into a movie, you will encounter a huge.