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Moria(2026)

Upcoming · Netflix

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ON AIR: AUG 14Season 1

What to Expect

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Moria follows one woman across decades by splitting her among three actresses, each carrying a different chapter of the same life. The story does not move forward in a straight line; it cuts between eras, letting a gesture or a choice in one period echo against another, so the portrait builds sideways as much as it advances.

What makes the structure work is that Moria herself frames the whole thing, a figure at 80 looking back and shaping what gets shown and how. That position gives the series an unusual texture: the subject is also the editor of her own myth, which means every act of transgression on screen arrives with the weight of someone who chose it deliberately and survived the cost of it.

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Official Premise

Moria Casán celebrates her 80th birthday and opens the doors to a fictionalized version of herself as the puppeteer of her own story. Three great actresses — Sofía Gala Castiglione, Griselda Siciliani, and Cecilia Roth — portray her at different stages of her life. The series is not just the portrait of a star who spans film, theater, and television; it is the story of a woman who turned transgression into a way of survival and a tribute to Argentine popular culture.

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