‘Nine Lives’ Director Rodrigo García’s First Netflix Series ‘Santita,’ Starring Gael García Bernal, Bows April 22, Unveils First-Look Photos (EXCLUSIVE)
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Rodrigo Garcia’s first Netflix series, “Santita,” bows on April 22, with exclusive first-look photos— including behind-the-scenes shots with the Emmy-nominated director—unveiled in Variety. “Santita” follows María José Cano, aka Santita, who after a car accident leaves her wheelchair-bound, ditches the love of her life at the altar. Two decades later, she is forced to confront […]
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Mar 26, 2026 7:10am PT ‘Nine Lives’ Director Rodrigo García’s First Netflix Series ‘Santita,’ Starring Gael García Bernal, Bows April 22, Unveils First-Look Photos About his flawed wheelchair-bound heroine played by Paulina Dávila, García says: ‘She moves through the world like everyone else, disability be damned’ By Anna Marie de la Fuente Plus Icon Anna Marie de la Fuente @adelafuente1 Latest Emmy Winning Producer-Showrunner Charles Wachter Launches Stopwatch Media With The Mediapro Studio 2 days ago ‘Roma’ Producer Pimienta Films, Amazon MGM Studios Wrap Shoot on ‘Drama King,’ Featuring ‘The Night Manager’ Star Diego Calva and ‘Narcos: Mexico’ Villain José María Yazpik 3 days ago ‘Terminator: Dark Fate’ Lead Natalia Reyes to Head Jury at Alternativa Film Festival in Colombia 2 weeks ago See All Rodrigo Garcia’s first Netflix series, “Santita,” bows on April 22, with exclusive first-look photos— including behind-the-scenes shots with the Emmy-nominated director—unveiled in Variety . “Santita” follows María José Cano, aka Santita, who after a car accident leaves her wheelchair-bound, ditches the love of her life at the altar. Two decades later, she is forced to confront her past when he unexpectedly reappears. Called Santita (Little Saint) despite her less than virtuous nature, María José’s story unfolds as a wickedly irreverent and unconventional love tale. Related Stories Prime Video’s ‘Jury Duty’ Returns With the Joyously Delightful ‘Company Retreat’: TV Review
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