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September was full of high-profile streaming debuts, but few shows had us as excited as The Guest<\/em>, Netflix<\/a>\u2019s new Colombian thriller series.<\/p>\n

The 20-episode drama mixes personal secrets, dangerous passions and political ambition into a story that feels both intimate and epic.<\/p>\n

With a talented cast led by Laura Londo\u00f1o, Jason Day<\/strong> and Carmen Villalobos<\/strong>, this twist-filled series promises to keep viewers hooked all season long.<\/p>\n

Now that it\u2019s the first weekend of October, the Watch With Us<\/a> team is breaking down why The Guest<\/em> is a must-watch.\n<\/p>\n

The Show\u2019s Premise Plays on Our Deepest Fears<\/h2>\n
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\n Laura Londo\u00f1o and Carmen Villalobos in \u2018The Guest\u2019<\/span> Netflix<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

There\u2019s nothing scarier than your own past. That\u2019s the premise of The Guest<\/em>, which follows Silvia (Laura Londo\u00f1o<\/strong>), a woman trying to save her crumbling marriage to her unfaithful husband, an attorney named Lorenzo, who is running for office (Jason Day<\/strong>). Silvia\u2019s life begins to unravel when Sonia (Carmen Villalobos<\/strong>), a mysterious woman from her past, makes an unannounced visit to her home.<\/p>\n

Silvia tries to keep up appearances, but her fear of how Sonia might impact their family becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy, exposing cracks in their recently mended facade. Sonia, for her part, is torn between her connection with Silvia and her mission to destroy Lorenzo.<\/p>\n

We all have things in our past that we hope to keep buried \u2014 especially when they are at odds with the version of ourselves we present to the world. But what if someone from your old life intentionally disrupted your new one? It\u2019s a fear that\u2019s grounded in reality, unlike some larger-than-life thriller stories.<\/p>\n

Netflix\u2019s Colombian Co-Productions This Year Have Been Top Tier<\/h2>\n
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\n Laura Londo\u00f1o and Carmen Villalobos in \u2018The Guest\u2019<\/span> Netflix<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Netflix has been producing a lot of shows and movies with Colombian filmmakers and casts in 2025, and many of them have become hits. 100 Years of Solitude<\/em>, the first filmed adaptation of Gabriel Garc\u00eda M\u00e1rquez<\/strong>\u2019s epic novel, has received critical acclaim, and the streamer has committed to working on more high-end projects in Colombia.<\/p>\n

In an interview with Variety<\/em><\/a>, Netflix VP of Latin American Content Paco Ramos<\/strong> said, \u201cColombian popular culture \u2014 whether in film, television, or music \u2014 is enjoying global success, and we\u2019re excited by the momentum.\u201d<\/p>\n

If you enjoyed 100 Years of Solitude<\/em>, The Guest<\/em> is an opportunity to immerse yourself in a more modern Colombian story.<\/p>\n

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