Erik Barmack, Original Content VP at Netflix
On Monday June 12 Netflix started shooting its first original series in Argentina, Edha. Created and directed by the director Daniel Burman (El Abrazo Partido, Supermax), the 10-episode series will be available for Netflix users around the world in 2018.
Edha, a suspense drama set in the world of fashion, where luxury and glamour intertwine with dark secrets and intense romances, stars Argentinean and international actors, including Juana Viale (Malparida); Andrés Velencoso (Fin); Pablo Echarri (El Elegido); Osmar Núñez (Relatos Salvajes); Antonio Birabent (Quiero Vivir a Tu Lado, Supermax); Flavio Mendoza (Stravaganza); Sofía Castiglione (El Resultado del Amor); Inés Estévez (Guapas, Mujeres Asesinas); Julieta Zylberberg (Relatos Salvajes); Delfina Chaves (Amar Después de Amar); Juan Pablo Geretto (Supermax); Daniel Pacheco (El Marginal); Ana Celentano (La Casa del Mar) and Dennis Smith (Casados Sin Hijos).
“In Netflix we are very excited about starting to shoot our first original series in Argentina with a varied cast and such a talented production team. The world of fashion that Daniel Burman and his team created is going to rock Netflix members worldwide,” said Erik Barmack, Original Content VP at Netflix.
Shot in Buenos Aires, the production will include renowned designers from Argentina. Edha was created, directed and produced by Daniel Burman and co-produced by Silvina Chaine. Written by Mario Segade and Virginia Martínez, as well as Fernando Castets, Marta Betoldi and Daniel Cúparo.
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