Day One
Barcelona, 2026. During Mobile World Congress week, Ulises Albet, a former tech prodigy turned anti-tech activist, becomes the prime suspect in a murder. As he escapes through a city under lockdown, he uncovers the imminent launch of a groundbreaking technology that could put humanity's ethical future at risk. To stop it, he must confront his past.
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After years in isolation, Ulises returns to Barcelona when his former partner asks for help decrypting Pandora, the code behind a revolutionary techno...
With no trace of Pandora, Ulises turns to Paula, who shows him another video revealing the killer. The only person who can clear him is Rebeca, whose...
Ulises goes into hiding with Rebeca, the only witness who can prove his innocence. Together they discover where Pandora may be hidden, but Rebeca secr...
Rebeca is questioned by the police while Ulises becomes the prime suspect in another murder. When they reunite, they finally access Pandora and uncove...
Ulises and Rebeca go to the Synchrotron. They need the power of the accelerator to obtain definitive proof that could stop 'Day One'. When they activa...
Ulises and Rebeca are taken to Diskin's headquarters under the threat of Inspector Moreno. Meanwhile, Beth considers betraying the magnate and seeks S...
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4 months ago
"Day One" does a few things moderately well but remains a rather formulaic sci-fi crime thriller.
If you were expecting anything novel or thought-provoking, you won't find much on offer from this Spanish series. It's a very mild cautionary tale about the risks associated with AI and big tech, but this is, at its core, a crime thriller.
Predictably there's the usual woke content and a warning about how social media needs policing, even, no doubt, if that means taking away people's right to privacy, as we are seeing in Australia.
Acting in this series is solid; no complaints there, and it's well paced and rarely dull.
In summary, a serviceable sci-fi thriller from Spain. Worth a look.
