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Spanish miniseries and 'Betty La Fea' season lead new streaming releases
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Spanish miniseries and 'Betty La Fea' season lead new streaming releases

From Clarรญn · () Spanish

Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Streaming platforms are releasing new series and films, including the Spanish miniseries "Toda la verdad de mis mentiras" on Netflix.
  • Prime Video is adding the third season of "Betty La Fea: Mรกs fea que nunca" and the film "Barreda."
  • Netflix will also feature the "Shrek" saga, while Disney+ is releasing a new "Simpsons" special titled "Yellow Mirror."

As August draws to a close, streaming services are refreshing their catalogs with a diverse lineup of new series and films, aiming to capture audience attention beyond existing phenomena.

Netflix is premiering the Spanish miniseries "Toda la verdad de mis mentiras" (All the Truth of My Lies) on Friday. Based on Elรญsabet Benavent's best-selling novel, the five-episode adaptation follows a bachelorette party that evolves into a complex emotional journey for two friends and roommates. Directed by Marรญa Togores and Marina Pรฉrez, it stars Ricardo Gรณmez, Daniel Ibรกรฑez, Itziar Manero, and Brays Efe.

Prime Video is set to release "Betty La Fea: Mรกs fea que nunca" (Betty the Ugly: Uglier Than Ever) on Friday, marking the third season of the popular series. This season promises a new look and renewed energy, with the full "Cuartel de las Feas" reuniting for the first time since the original novel. The season also brings back key characters from the original plot, such as El Francรฉs and Romรกn.

Additionally, Prime Video will feature the fictional drama "Barreda" starting Friday. Directed by Daniela Goggi, the film revisits the 1992 quadruple femicide committed by dentist Ricardo Barreda, focusing on the lives of his four victims and the gender-based violence inherent in the case. It stars Luis Machรญn, Mercedes Morรกn, Carla Peterson, Maite Lanata, and Margarita Pรกez.

Disney+ is releasing "Yellow Mirror: Homero's Parallel Reality," a new special from "The Simpsons." In this episode, a faulty lamp reveals a disturbing truth about Homer's reality, while an AI-powered tablet befriends Maggie and takes control. The Simpson family must confront these dark and strange stories to restore normalcy. Netflix is also adding the "Shrek" film saga on Thursday, featuring the beloved ogre's adventures. Meanwhile, "The Last Sunrise," a romantic drama based on Anna Todd's novel, arrives on Prime Video on Wednesday, following a young woman with a chronic illness who finds inspiration in a charismatic local.

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Originally published by Clarรญn in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.