Netflix Thriller ‘Firebreak’: Director David Victori Unpacks the Craft Behind the Breakout Hit
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Spanish filmmaker David Victori has landed a global streaming breakout with “Firebreak” (“Cortafuego”). The Spanish-language psychological thriller has surged to No. 1 worldwide on Netflix over Feb. 23-March 1, drawing more than 20 million views in its first 10 days and beating the top English-language film over the same period. Over March, where it sits […]
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Mar 11, 2026 7:34am PT Netflix Thriller ‘Firebreak’: Director David Victori Unpacks the Craft Behind the Breakout Hit Victori discusses how he shaped performances, why he withheld the film’s ending from his cast and what’s on the horizon By JD Linville Plus Icon JD Linville Latest Prime Video Drops the First Full Trailer for ‘Dom’ Season 2 as Filming Commences on Final Season 3 years ago Indigenous-Led Drama ‘Little Bird’ Gives Voice to Canada’s Stolen Generation 3 years ago ‘Sky Rojo’ Director David Victori’s Series ‘You Would Do It Too’ for Legendary, Espotlight, Readies Crosshairs on the Truth 3 years ago See All Spanish filmmaker David Victori has landed a global streaming breakout with “ Firebreak ” (“Cortafuego”). The Spanish-language psychological thriller has surged to No. 1 worldwide on Netflix over Feb. 23-March 1, drawing more than 20 million views in its first 10 days and beating the top English-language film over the same period. Over March, where it sits over March 2-9 as No. 2 in Netflix Non-English shows worldwide, “Cortafuego” has also entered the Top 10 across dozens of territories, marking the latest international breakout for a Spanish-language thriller. Related Stories 'The View' Hosts Celebrate Kristi Noem's Firing; Ana Navarro Says Her Department 'Killed, Injured and Detained U.S. Citizens'
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