

Movie spotlight
Mutis
Santiago, 1979. Héctor is an introverted deaf dishwasher who must replace the only waitress on the night shift at a lonely bar Just minutes before finishing their day, two strange man's enter with a beaten girl. As he approaches them, he notices the tension between the three of them. Héctor realizes the danger the girl is in and will implement a plan to rescue her.
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Plot Summary
In 18th-century New Granada, the renowned scientist José Celestino Mutis leads a royal botanical expedition. The series follows the challenges and discoveries of this ambitious scientific endeavor, interwoven with personal dramas, rivalries, and the complexities of colonial society. It explores the pursuit of knowledge against the backdrop of a vast and often dangerous natural world.
Critical Reception
Mutis garnered positive reviews, particularly for its ambitious scope, production design, and exploration of a significant historical scientific undertaking. While some critics noted pacing issues, the performances and the visual representation of the Colombian landscape were widely praised. Audiences appreciated the blend of historical drama and scientific adventure.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its visually stunning depiction of the Colombian landscape.
Applauded for its detailed portrayal of a significant historical scientific expedition.
Noted for strong performances from the lead cast members.
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Fun Fact
The series was filmed on location in various historical towns and natural reserves across Colombia, aiming to authentically recreate the environments faced by the real botanical expedition.
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