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Olympusat announces new TV series in-production Frontera Roja
Maribel Ramos-Weiner| 17 de febrero de 2015
Frontera Roja
Olympusat, Inc. announces its upcoming television series titled Frontera Roja (Blood Border), a 13-episode series about a crime organization in dealings with kidnappings, drugs and organ trafficking across the US-Mexico border.The Olympusat original series, now in production in several cities throughout the southwest U.S. and Mexico, is slated to air on Olympusats top-rated network Cine Mexicano in the fall later this year. The US-Mexico border is a desert of infinite crime. Catalina Santibañez is the head of an organization that deals with kidnaping, organ trafficking and other crimes throughout the Border States. This organization is in search of a new member, a man with the courage and motivation to handle the organ extraction department.In Phoenix, Arizona, Fernando Buenrostro, a medical student searching for the American dream, suddenly faces what could be the most tragic moment in his life. The possible death of his mother becomes the push and motivation that will force him to join Catalinas organization. Fernando will face a series of events, driving him beyond his own limits. Greed, thirst for power, and his newfound anger to God, manifests in Fernando, and creates a double identity that leads him to search for power and control over everything.
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