On September 8, Netflix put both the series online Devoured by flames and the documentary entitled From prison: Rosa’s versionreturning to the case with the testimony of the real Rosa Peral.
Since its release on Netflix, the Spanish series Devoured by flames, caused a sensation among subscribers of the streaming platform. It must be said that they have a certain appetite for “true crime”, while others were attracted by the irresistible casting made up of Úrsula Corbero (aka Tokyo in The House of Paper) and of Quim Gutierrez. Devoured by flames, composed of eight episodes, is inspired by the true story of Rosa Peral and the Municipal Police Crime case. As a reminder, the thriller tells the moment when “The charred remains of Pedro (José Manuel Poga), a police officer, are found in a burned car at the Foix reservoir in Barcelona. The discovery quickly arouses public interest, especially when the investigation begins to reveal a network of toxic relationships, lies, violence and sexual scandals involving Pedro and two other police officers: his partner Rosa (Úrsula Corberó) and the latter’s ex-boyfriend, Albert (Quim Gutiérrez)”. If the Netflix series has piqued your curiosity, you will surely be delighted to discover the documentary film entitled From prison: Rosa’s versionalready available.
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From prison: Rosa’s version : what should you expect in the documentary?
From prison: Rosa’s version reveals the first interview with Rosa Peral since her incarceration for the murder of her spouse with the complicity of her former lover. Indeed, in 2020, three years after the discovery of the charred body of Pedro Rodríguez in a car, she was sentenced to a heavy sentence for having murdered her boyfriend with the help of her ex-lover. A story that was widely publicized at the time, and which Rosa would have liked to see buried forever. This is the reason why she opposed the release of Devoured by flames on Netflix, in filing a complaint against the production!
Rosa Peral filed a complaint against Netflix for the series related to her case
If Rosa Peral’s complaint against the Netflix production had been successful, the series Devoured by flames would never have seen the light of day. The former police officer had in fact opposed the release of the show, affirming that “his right to honor” was violated in this production. Sentenced to a 25-year prison sentence, she asked to watch the episodes before they were posted online on the platform. A request rejected by the Court, which ruled that she should have made her request before the Court of Vilanova i la Geltrú, where she was before going to prison.
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Article written in collaboration with 6Medias
