The Barrier
★ 7 · 2020 · 64m · Drama · Sci-Fi & Fantasy · War & Politics · Mystery
One family’s fight for survival in a future dystopian Madrid illustrates the disparity between two worlds separated by a fence — and so much more.
Episodes
1. Another World64m · A family faces danger after being reunited in a dystopian Madrid; Julia's attempts to rescue an abused minor results in grave consequences.
2. My Sister Sara64m · Hugo asks Julia to pose as her twin sister Sara in order to get the proper documentation to recover Marta; The police search for Merida's killer.
3. The Lost Children64m · Alma continues her medical experiments on the children, despite serious repercussions. Julia grieves her loss. Álex makes a new friend.
4. Skin Contact64m · A distraught Hugo and Julia confront Luis with what they discovered at the CIM, prompting Alma to quickly initiate her cover-up.
5. The Innocent Ones64m · Emilia begs Julia to run away. Alma brings Hugo a surprise while the CIM is being investigated. Daniela asks for help reuniting a baby with his father.
6. Sitting Ducks64m · Alma celebrates her promotion with a large party, where Luis is warned about a secret government plan. Hugo makes a shocking discovery.
7. A Family Matter64m · A grieving Luis does everything he can to help a pregnant woman espousing dire accusations about the government. Alma meets with the president.
8. No One’s Child64m · Sergio's visit to Sector 2 unearths a stunning revelation. Enrique informs Alma that Luis is asking too many questions; so she confronts her husband.
9. Remember Who You Are64m · Julia and Hugo begs Luis to meet Sergio's parents. When Marta recognizes some familiar faces, Álex and Emilia come up with a plan.
10. The Shadow Zone64m · Manuela has a disturbing experience on the bus to work. The parents of the missing children continue to meet, while Emilia is threatened.
11. Alone Together64m · When Iván falls violently ill, Alma demands Alejo do whatever it takes to heal him. Fernando struggles to believe what Emilia says about his son.
12. The Speech64m · The president asks Luis to give an important--but misleading--speech. With Hugo's help, Julia takes a risk in trying to save Manuela.
13. Last Days of the Present64m · New Spain's citizens rise up in revolution as the virus continues to spread rapidly, infecting even the most unexpected of people.More Like This
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