Jaguar

JAGUAR is a new Netflix series from Spanish. We’re in quite the genre hybrid since thriller, drama, action, and history are all genres for this series. Also, the story begins in Madrid, Spain, in the 1960s which is quite the backdrop for this story. Anyone familiar with Spanish movies and TV series should find many of the starring actors familiar.If you liked Hunters on Amazon’s Prime Video, then you should most definitely check out this Spanish Netflix series as well. Though, to be fair (and warn you), this series is a lot more serious and without the quirkiness that Hunters also offered.Jaguar Season 1 Download

Especially due to the flashbacks showing life (and mostly torture and death) in the concentration camps.Continue reading our Jaguar review below. All six episodes of season 1 are out on Netflix now.The very first big moral topic to be touched upon in the new Spanish Netflix series Jaguar is that of vengeance versus justice. Sometimes the two can feel interchangeable. In reality, however, they rarely are. The character of Isabel (Blanca Suárez) is dead-set on vengeance.She saw a Nazi kill her father just when they arrived at a camp during WW2 and now she wants to kill that man, who has taken refuge in her own country of Spain. While on her quest for revenge, she crosses paths with a group seeking justice. Their very accurate idea being this; Vengeance is for one person, justice is for the world.A very simple, yet accurate and understandable idea. Also, not only is the group looking to bring Nazi war criminals to justice, they are trying to figure out what they are up to. A group of Nazis is living their best lives in Spain as free citizens. The biggest problem they have is whether they can get the German food they want.Obviously, bringing them to justice is the right thing. It just isn’t easy for any of the people involved. Seeing their experiences at the Mauthausen camp, at the hands of these Nazis, you’ll quickly understand why.