LORENA, MATERNAL: un entorno de violencia extrema desató una furia incontenible - MUJERES ASESINAS

Retrotrece presents this remastered premiere of "Killer Women." David (Daniel Hendler) is a violent and aggressive man who makes a living selling drugs. He has a very troubled relationship with Lorena (Valentina Bassi), his partner, who is seven months pregnant. Despite her advanced pregnancy, David shows her no respect: he not only subjects her to physical abuse but also treats her with complete neglect, abandoning her entirely and encouraging her to consume alcohol and barbiturates. He even cheats on her with another woman. She is aware of what is happening. She tries to leave him, but for some reason, she always ends up going back to him. Lorena finds affection and support in her brother Hernán (Nahuel Pérez Biscayart). The two are very close, but the young man is addicted to cocaine. To make matters worse, he suffers from a severe congenital health problem that is exacerbated by the effects of drugs. His sister desperately tries to keep him away from "that world." However, Hernán struggles to quit using drugs. Their mother, Margarita (Marta Bianchi), blames Lorena and David for fueling—and encouraging—her son's addiction. Because of this, she is distant and extremely aggressive with her daughter. Despite his family's fruitless pleas, Hernán continues using. Until his body finally gives out. Margarita blames Lorena for this situation. But she knows who the real culprit is and, overcome by despair, brings this story to a tragic end. A broken Lorena shoots David three times. Furthermore, David was constantly having an affair with a female friend, which enraged Lorena even more. Starring Valentina Bassi as the killer. Co-starring: Daniel Hendler, Nahuel Pérez Biscayart, Marta Bianchi, and Mariana Glezer. Directed by Alberto Lecchi. ABOUT WOMEN KILLERS: This series of stand-alone episodes was inspired by notorious Argentine murders, all of which shared the common characteristic of having been committed by women. Marisa Grinstein and Liliana Escliar wrote 78 scripts that aired over four consecutive years. The country's most prestigious actresses were brought together to portray the most harrowing stories, many of them driven by unrequited love, exacerbated jealousy, and temporary madness. The casts rotated; they were composed of top-tier actors whose performances enriched the various dramatizations. During its four seasons, renowned actresses appeared on Mujeres asesinas: Araceli González, Cecilia Roth, China Zorrilla, Betiana Blum, Nancy Dupláa, Inés Estévez, Cristina Banegas, María Leal, Eugenia Tobal, Juana Viale, María Abadi, Belén Blanco, Dolores Fonzi, Julieta Díaz, Romina Gaetani, Mercedes Morán, Celeste Cid, Tina Serrano, Rita Cortese, Malena Solda, Dora Baret, Leonor Manso, Ana María Picchio, Emilia Mazer, Nacha Guevara, Mirta Busnelli, Andrea Pietra, María Valenzuela, María Socas, Bárbara Lombardo, Andrea del Boca, Leticia Brédice, Gabriela Toscano, Patricia Viggiano, Julieta Ortega, Carola Reyna, Florencia Raggi, Laura Novoa, Andrea Bonelli, Valeria Bertucelli, Claudia Fontán, Carla Peterson, Ana María Orozco, Eleonora Wexler, María Oneto, Valentina Bassi, Perla Santalla, Vanesa González, Romina Ricci, among others. In addition to the women who dressed as assassins, renowned actors also participated, including Adrián Suar, Enrique Pinti, Diego Peretti, Norman Briski, Patricio Contreras, Juan Leyrado, Jorge Suárez, Juan Palomino, Lito Cruz, Roberto Vallejos, Luis Ziembrowsky, Luis Luque, Luis Machín, Felipe Colombo, Daniel Fanego, Gabriel Goity, Pablo Rago, Mariano Martínez, Carlos Santamaría, Fernán Mirás, Alejandro Urdapilleta, Ulises Dumont, Daniel Hendler, and Antonio Birabent, among others. Throughout its seasons, the show was directed by Daniel Barone, Alberto Lecchi, and Marcos Carnevale. It received the Martín Fierro de Oro Award for Best Production in 2005. Its four seasons consisted of 78 episodes filmed in over 200 locations, representing 4,300 hours of recording. A total of 400 actors participated in all episodes.