Shot on iPhone, fuelled by betrayal
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Credits
View on- Agency TBWA\Media Arts Lab/LATAM
- Production Company Landia/Mexico
- Director Salvador Espinosa
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Credits
View on- Agency TBWA\Media Arts Lab/LATAM
- Production Company Landia/Mexico
- Director Salvador Espinosa
- DP Alexis Zabe
- Composer Juan Carlos Enriquez
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Credits
powered by- Agency TBWA\Media Arts Lab/LATAM
- Production Company Landia/Mexico
- Director Salvador Espinosa
- DP Alexis Zabe
- Composer Juan Carlos Enriquez
Created by Apple for TBWA\Media Arts Lab and directed by Emmy-nominated filmmaker Salvador Espinosa through Landia, Nido de Villanas blends two storytelling formats: the telenovela and the micro drama.
Made in partnership with Mexican broadcaster Televisa, the 14 short-form, vertically optimised episodes follow the skullduggery of the Iturribiaga family as a bitter inheritance dispute unleashes betrayals and shifting alliances.
Starring four of Mexico's leading telenovela actors – Itatí Cantoral, Gabriela Spanic, Ela Velden and Mariana Torres – the series was shot by acclaimed cinematographer Alexis Zabé and also boasts an original score by composer Juan Carlos Enríquez, who’s put a contemporary spin on the unmistakable sound of classic Mexican television.
