Produced by 11:11 Films, the series will premiere on March 6.
ViX announces the premiere of its series Polen, a psychological thriller where luxury is a façade and death hides among petals. The series will premiere on the Premium tier on March 6, with all episodes available at launch.
Starring Ana Brenda Contreras, Claudia Ramírez and Tiago Correa, this story immerses viewers in a world where family, desire, and guilt blur together until they become deadly. The thriller also features performances by Arap Bethke, Mar Sordo, Estefanía Villareal, Antonio Gaona, Gustavo Sánchez Parra, Rocío Verdejo, Fabiola Guajardo, Francisco de la O, Claudette Maillé, Ernesto Álvarez and Juan Aguirre.
The Luján Zamudio family appears perfect until a tragic “accident” reveals that nothing is as it seems. On the night of Beatriz Zamudio’s (Claudia Ramírez) 60th birthday, the powerful matriarch of Hotel Prestigio and Mexico’s largest floral empire, the celebration ends in tragedy when her body falls from her room. What initially appears to be a suicide soon uncovers an even more disturbing truth: Beatriz was poisoned with pollen, a substance as beautiful as it is lethal. And thefatal gift came from someone very close… perhaps too close.
Jacobo (Tiago Correa), her favored son, returns after years away determined to uncover the truth, while prosecutor Sandra Fitzgerald (Ana Brenda Contreras) faces a family in which every member is hiding something: ambitious children, resentful ex-spouses, dangerous partners, and loyal confidants with secret motives. Amid poisonous flowers, unexpected alliances, forbidden romances, and buried secrets, nothing and no one is safe.
Polen is a psychological game where the past is never forgiven, justice is corrupted, and innocence never existed. Each revelation claims a new victim, and every attempt to conceal the truth accelerates the downfall of the Luján Zamudio family.
Polen is produced by 11:11 FILMS, with Juancho Cardona serving as showrunner and director, and Manolo Cardonaas executive producer. The series is written by Raúl Prieto, Rosa Clemente, Connie Acosta, Luis Carlos Ávila, Daniel Yépez and Rodrigo Jiménez Villareal.
