Hugo Silva, Leonor Watling, Esther Acebo and Gorka Otxoa star in the new Netflix film, an adaptation of the Danish thriller 'Loving Adults'

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Hugo Silva ( Un amor, Paco's Men ), Leonor Watling ( Chinas, Talk to Her ), Esther Acebo ( Money Heist ) and Gorka Otxoa ( Alpha Males ) headline the cast of the new Spanish Netflix film, an adaptation of the hit Danish Netflix thriller Loving Adults , featuring a renewed vision that brings the story into the Spanish local context.

Víctor ( Hugo Silva ) is a successful businessman who keeps trying to maintain his luxurious life at any cost while is caught between loyalty to his wife Noelia ( Leonor Watling ) and the passion and ambition he shares with his lover and business partner, Blanca ( Esther Acebo ). Javi ( Gorka Otxoa ), Victor's brother, becomes a witness to this love triangle where loyalty and betrayal intertwine and nothing is what it seems.

Produced by Fonte Films for Netflix, the film is directed by Fernando Izquierdo . The project features a screenplay by Carlos López ( The Body on Fire , City of Shadows ), production by Pablo Isla ( El Centro , La sombra de la tierra ) and Carla Pérez de Albéniz ( While at War , Retribution ), and executive production by Fátima Dapena ( Up to the Sky , Clans ). Filming took place at various locations in Barcelona . The film is an adaptation of the Netflix feature Loving Adults, originally based on the novel Loving Adults by Anna Ekberg .

The cast is rounded out by Pau Luna ( Chopin, Chopin ), Elisabet Gelabert ( Take My Eyes , Money Heist ), and Íñigo Azpitarte ( When You Stop Loving Me , Handia ), among others, with a special appearance by Karra Elejalde ( The Child , Spanish Affair ).

About Fonte Films Fonte Films launched in the fall of 2022 with the goal of championing quality, innovation, and talent in the audiovisual industry. Its founders are Pablo Isla (former chairman of Inditex and current chairman of Nestlé), Carla Pérez de Albéniz (Goya Award for Best Production Direction for While at War ) and María Jesús Román (founding partner of MRG Abogados, with more than 20 years of experience in the audiovisual sector). At the end of 2024, they presented their first two projects: Mugaritz. No Bread, No Dessert (Movistar Plus+, a documentary directed by Paco Plaza, winner of the Culinary Zinema Award at the San Sebastián Film Festival) and La sombra de la tierra (Atresmedia, a series directed by Elvira Mínguez). In the fall of 2025, they premiered El Centro (Movistar+, a series directed by David Ulloa and starring Juan Diego Botto, Tristán Ulloa and Clara Segura, among others) and next year they will release Zeta (Prime Video, directed by Dani de la Torre and starring Mario Casas and Luis Zahera). This film marks their first collaboration with Netflix.