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Spanish spin-off · Barcelona, nine months into the outbreak

Bird Box Barcelona

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In Barcelona, a father tries to survive the creatures no one can look at

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Quick recap

Barcelona, nine months after the creatures arrived. Sebastián joins a bus depot shelter with his daughter Anna, and the next morning he crashes the bus and pulls everyone's blindfolds off, and they die. He is immune and obeys a vision of Anna, killed months earlier by followers of Father Esteban, who see the creatures as angels. The vision promises a reunion if he "saves" people. In Rafa's group, headed for Montjuïc Castle, Sebastián leads several to their deaths until he bonds with young Sofia. He protects Sofia and Claire and dies taking Esteban with him. The two reach Montjuïc, a military camp working on a defense against the creatures.

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Hidden details

  1. ReferenceMontjuïc is real

    The refuge the group is after is Montjuïc Castle, on a hilltop in Barcelona. The cable car that goes up there is real too.

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  2. Behind the scenesMalerman as producer

    Josh Malerman, who wrote the novel behind Bird Box, is one of the spin-off's producers.

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  3. Behind the scenesThe first of several

    When it was announced in 2021, Netflix pitched it as the first of several local-language Bird Box spin-offs. The film is in Spanish, English and German.

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