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1. Episode 1
Air date: Jan 27, 2023
Five-year-old Amaya disappears during a Christmas parade in Málaga, and the case catches the attention of Miren, an intern at the local newspaper.
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2. Episode 2
Air date: Jan 27, 2023
In 2016, six years after Amaya vanished, a mysterious video reopens the case; in 2010, the police investigate a family friend with a suspicious past.
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3. Episode 3
Air date: Jan 27, 2023
Diario Sur publishes the video of Amaya after Miren strikes a deal with Millán, leading to a flood of new tips and a potential suspect.
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4. Episode 4
Air date: Jan 27, 2023
James Foster gives Miren disturbing information that opens up a new line of inquiry; in 2019, a second video appears, making Ana fear the worst.
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5. Episode 5
Air date: Jan 27, 2023
The past nine years look very different from the perspective of Amaya's kidnappers; as the search intensifies, they grow increasingly desperate.
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6. Episode 6
Air date: Jan 27, 2023
Miren herself becomes a target of suspicion but refuses to give up on the search for Amaya, even when it takes her into serious danger.
The Snow Girl (2023)
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Audience Reviews for The Snow Girl: Season 1
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It is a great tv series to watch and it is very entertaining with transformative, provocative performances by young and up&coming actors and highly talented, experienced veteran actors. The Spanish TV series production is worth the investment of time and energy to watch as the creative and addictive storytelling unfolds in the screenplay. The director narrates his scenes like a well done storyboard through picture by picture.
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Almost 90% of the series could (and should) be completely removed. Loose and overacted performances. Awful and boring plot that you will only keep watching because it makes you think it will have a plot twist that will amend and compensate all of it... It won't.
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Un compendio notable de sobreactuaciones y un tercer acto flojísimo.
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Embora o ritmo possa dar algum trabalho, diminuindo as cenas repetitivas, no geral, a narrativa é cativante e cheia de suspense, levando a uma conclusão emocionante.
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Nothing new, not sure why reviews say twists and turns. It was kind of boring and not very creative. There are much better "missing" shows out. For one, "The Missing", watch that instead.
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The first 4 episodes were great. I hated episode 5 and only watched episode 6 in hopes that it would make up for 5. Not so much.
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I enjoyed it, but the way the time devoted to explaining and justifying the eventual culprit made me supermad.
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Watchable for the first few episodes but then it seemed to lose something.
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The show is really good, and I would recommend the show.
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I stopped watching it after a few episodes. The first episode was predictable but fast-moving and exciting. Then it began slowly plodding along, drab and dreary, dull colourless. The actors were so uninspired, there was absolutely nothing there to keep my attention. Oh, there was one thing, Miren's mouth. Was she punched in the face when I wasn't looking at the screen? Her lips looked swollen, bruised and chapped. Really that is the only thing I remember.
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