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A fictional drama based on true events, that follows a group of teenage friends whose lives were impacted by the fire that erupted at the República Cromañón club in 2004.

The leader of a group of trans sex workers unexpectedly adopts an abandoned baby.

The head of a small Chilean football club becomes a key player in the 2015 FIFA corruption scandal.

Pandemos is a series of collaborative short films shot around the world and based on an idea by Diego Medvedocky and Luis Aguer. Each short film tells a different story about the experience of confinement in different parts of the world.

Explores the real-life conspiracy underlying the beginning of the 2015 FIFA Gate corruption scandal. The series covers how this house of cards fell apart because of Sergio Jadue, unknown B-league Chilean soccer club president. Jadue becomes president of the Chilean National Soccer Association, brings Copa America to Chile for the first time and oversees Chile's first-time victories in 2015 Copa America and 2016 Copa America Centenario. Along the way, Jadue becomes an informant to FBI Agent Harris as part of the US government's probe into global FIFA corruption. Through Jadue's exposure to the vast web of stakeholders that make up the global sports elite, including FIFA 'godfather' Julio Grondona and his deputy Luis Bedoya, they both participate in and ultimately reveal a conspiracy by which owners of distribution/marketing rights for high profile Latin American competitors used fraud, racketeering, and money laundering to conceal nearly $150MM in bribes that allegedly took from media distributors and sportswear companies.

In frozen Alaska, a child wonders about distance, solitude and boredom.

The consequences of a relationship, after being locked at an apartment for more than 60 days.

Locked alone on her Barcelona flat, a young woman deals with the images of her own monotony.

A 200 years old William Blake's poem proves itself truer than ever on today's empty London streets.

A song played and sang in different countries around the world, portraying the wishes for when this all ends.

Alone at his house in Brazil, a man discovers that the sun, gossiping and nudes have much more in common than we would have thought.

The paranoia of confinement causes a man to become entangled in an infinity of conspiracy theories believing that he knows the truth about everything.

The story of the corruption scandals behind FIFA. This is how we meet Jean-Marie Havelange who, after being defeated and humiliated in the '66 World Cup, will take on European power and look for allies to start his rise to the top of soccer power. And for that, Jean-Marie will need to become João.

Havelange discovers that the secret to getting the votes needed is to go to countries who have also been abandoned by the Europeans. He embarks on an impossible tour through Africa, an odyssey for which he will need the support of Pelé, despite their differences. Meanwhile, Isabel begins her own journey after becoming a new character in the story and fate puts her close to Castor de Andrade.

Havelange faces the decisive hours of FIFA's presidential election and the race for votes rages on. Jadue introduces us to the Dasslers and the history of the Adidas family, key members in the coming future. The attraction between Isabel and Castor grows as she rekindles her passion for gambling.

The vote is defined: by a stroke of luck, Joao wins and becomes president of FIFA. He moves with Isabel to Switzerland, but she doesn't feel herself neither in Zurich nor as João's wife anymore. Havelange tries to consolidate his power, facing a world of old European practices where Kaser is a constant obstacle in his growth plans.

The great World Cup that Havelange is planning in Argentina is at risk because of the coup d'état held by the military government. Kaser plans with the Europeans to change the venue and makes sure no one will insure the Cup. Against the law, and risking his own marriage with Isabel, he must find a way to guarantee his first World Cup as the president.

Havelange faces his first World Cup as the FIFA President, but it all turns out to be chaos. A forbidden video against the military government leaks and the Argentine organization is a disaster, while Havelange's marriage falls apart. Pressured by the Adidas siblings and threatened by the Argentinian Dictator, João needs to decide if he will fix a match and stain the only thing he loves: football.

João builds his big new FIFA HQ but a sudden family loss overshadows his moment. As the Japan '79 Youth World Cup takes place, he plunges into a maelstrom of lack of control that threatens to destroy everything he built. Isabel ends up separating from Castor, while Jadue falls in love with his own creation. While everything falls apart, Kaser prepares his final blow to take Havelange out of FIFA.

During the 1982 World Cup in Spain, Kaser and Castor team up to accuse João of corruption with Faye's help and strong evidence. Cornered, João must count on Isabel to strive as the president and make sure the story will be told in his favor.

Malena, 22, leads a lonesome routine in a city far from her home until a news story reconnects her to a traumatic past. In 2004, she attended a rock concert at the República de Cromañón venue. A fire broke out, killing 194 young people.

Malena faces the difficult decision of testifying in the Cromañón trial and reconnects with an important object she had lost during the concert. The emotional shock triggers memories from the days before the fire.

Malena has an emotional and disturbing encounter, prompting her to open her old backpack. The objects she sees connect her to the first of the three Callejeros concerts, where the tension surrounding a forbidden love is reignited.