“Rest in Peace”: Joaquín Furriel and Griselda Siciliani star in Netflix’s new thriller trailer

A new Argentinian premiere is coming for Netflix. “Rest in Peace” is the next film within the platform’s local content. A suspense story, starring Joaquín Furriel and Griselda Siciliani, two talents who return to the catalog after premieres of the stature of “The Kingdom” (second season) and “Bardo, false chronicle of a few truths”, respectively. Rest in peace”: Griselda Siciliani with Gabriel Goity | This is what we had anticipated a year ago within the framework of the releases that the streaming label announced within the framework of the “Made in Argentina” event, which encompasses its national productions. You may also be interested in: “Made in Argentina”: Netflix’s national space that announces its next releases”Rest in Peace” follows a family man, cornered by debts, who decides to take advantage of a unique and unforeseeable circumstance to disappear. “After many years of living away from his country under a false identity, a fortuitous discovery tests the irresistible temptation to want to know how the lives of his family have continued in his absence. The question becomes an obsession: Can a whole life disappear and be forgotten? Can you start from scratch and never look back?” the synopsis asks, while leaving the intrigue behind. The cast is completed with a cast of figures that make up Gabriel “Puma” Goity and the actress from Paraguay (country where several events of the plot will take place) Lali González.You may also be interested in: Gabriel Goity: the boy before the Puma and the adventure of traveling to remake the classic that marked his childhoodProduced by Ricardo Darín, Chino Darín, Federico Posternak and Ezequiel Crupnicoff (through the Kenya Films and Benteveo Produccioneslabels), the feature film will be the return to directing of Sebastián Borenzstein after the acclaimed “The Odyssey of the Giles” and the series “Iosi: The Repentant Spy”. The filmmaker writes (together with Marcos Osorio Vidal) and directs this story, inspired by the novel of the same name by Martín Baintrub.La film will have its international premiere on March 7 at the 27th Malaga Film Festival (where in turn the Argentine director Marcelo Piñeyro will be awarded for his career), while from March 21 it will be screened in some cinemas and can be seen on Netflix from March 27 March.

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