Bank under fire Netflix release date is just around the corner and viewers are wondering when they can start streaming the TV series. This upcoming new gripping Spanish thriller limited series is based on true events from 1981. Set in Spain, it tells the story of armed men who storm a bank and take hundreds of hostages. As the chaos unfolds, a determined reporter races against time to uncover the real reasons behind the heist.
This is when the show will hit Netflix.
When is Bank Under Siege Netflix release date?
The bank under fire Netflix’s release date is Friday, November 8, 2024.
According to NetflixDirected by director Daniel Calparsoro and produced by Brutal Media, this new series Bank Under Siege promises to captivate audiences with its thrilling story. The show, featuring a cast of beloved actors, is set against the backdrop of a harrowing historical event in Barcelona on May 23, 1981.
This five-part series shows how, after an attempted coup on the Congress of Deputies, a robbery takes place on the Spanish Central Bank. More than 200 people were taken hostage, with raiders demanding the release of Colonel Tejero and three others involved with the 23F. In the midst of this, a reporter tries to discover the true intention behind the robbery.
The cast of Bank Under Siege includes Money Heist fame Miguel Herrán, María Pedraza and Hovik Keuchkerian, along with Isak Ferriz and many others.
When will Bank Under Siege be released via streaming?
Bank under fire can be viewed via streaming on Netflix from November 8, 2024. Viewers can stream it right now.
Current Netflix subscribers can watch the series when it airs. If you haven’t subscribed to the service yet, you can do so below:
The official synopsis of Bank Under Siege reads:
“Spain, 1981: When gunmen rob a bank and take hundreds of hostages, a reporter races the authorities to uncover the true motive for the robbery.”
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