Pablo Larraín adapts Mariana Enriquez stories for Netflix miniseries "Mes morts tristes"
Chilean director Pablo Larraín has created a Netflix miniseries titled "Mes morts tristes," which adapts short stories by Argentine writer Mariana Enriquez with her collaboration. The series is set on the outskirts of Buenos Aires and presents a macabre dance, blending horror and fascination in a narrative that is both realistic and supernatural. The miniseries is a horror-inflected work that draws on Enriquez's literary universe. The source article, published in Le Monde, describes the series as a "danse macabre" on the periphery of Buenos Aires. No release date or additional cast and crew details are provided in the source material.
Key facts
- Pablo Larraín directed the Netflix miniseries "Mes morts tristes".
- The series adapts short stories by Argentine novelist Mariana Enriquez.
- Mariana Enriquez collaborated on the adaptation.
- The story is set on the outskirts of Buenos Aires.
- The miniseries is described as a macabre dance.
- It blends horror and fascination.
- The narrative is both realistic and supernatural.
- The source article was published by Le Monde.
Entities
Artists
- Pablo Larraín
- Mariana Enriquez
Institutions
- Netflix
- Le Monde
Locations
- Buenos Aires
- Argentina
- Chile