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Tan Infinito Como el desierto (translated as As Infinite As The Dessert) was a Mexican TV mini- | '''Tan Infinito Como el desierto''' (translated as ''As Infinite As The Dessert'') was a Mexican TV mini-series that aired on Tv Azteca in 2004, was transmitted only once from July 5th to July 16th on workdays at 10pm, produced by Genoveva Martinez and Tv Azteca as an attempt to address the large sum of feminicides that took place on the city of Juarez, Chihuahua at least since January 1991, commonly referred to as “Las Muertas de Juarez”. | ||
The series consisted of 10 episodes, each lasting one hour, following the history of Erika, a news reporter who, after the disappearance of the daughter of her nanny decides to investigate unravelling more similar cases. | The series consisted of 10 episodes, each lasting one hour, following the history of Erika, a news reporter who, after the disappearance of the daughter of her nanny decides to investigate unravelling more similar cases. | ||
==Controversy== | |||
Controversy | |||
It wasn´t well received at the time since it showed how the creation of snuff films and Satanism had been the likely origins of the violence, pointing as the primary suspects in these killings include sexual predators, a group of wealthy men and/or drug traffickers. | It wasn´t well received at the time since it showed how the creation of snuff films and Satanism had been the likely origins of the violence, pointing as the primary suspects in these killings include sexual predators, a group of wealthy men and/or drug traffickers. | ||
It also caused controversy among the businessmen of Juarez because of the way it depicted the city and seemed to cause a lawsuit from the families of victims as they claim the image and names of real victims were show at some point in the series, all of this are assumed to be the cause that it has only been aired once. Nonetheless, in 2007, the show was distributed in the US as a DVD by Westlake Entertainment Group (Firm). | It also caused controversy among the businessmen of Juarez because of the way it depicted the city and seemed to cause a lawsuit from the families of victims as they claim the image and names of real victims were show at some point in the series, all of this are assumed to be the cause that it has only been aired once. Nonetheless, in 2007, the show was distributed in the US as a DVD by Westlake Entertainment Group (Firm). | ||
==Availability== | |||
Despite the distribution of the series, there are no episodes online and although there are listings on Ebay of the DVD, no effort has been done to make the series available to everyone. | |||
There are some images published by the production company as well as the [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lb1rQE82rDU intro] and an [https://youtu.be/q6frJwmHuWU?t=697 advertising spot] for the premiere of the program. | |||
==Gallery== | |||
===Images=== | |||
<gallery mode="packed" heights="150px"> | |||
Tan infinito como el desierto1.jpg | |||
Tan infinito como el desierto2.jpg | |||
Tan infinito como el desierto3.jpg | |||
Tan infinito como el desierto4.jpg | |||
Tan infinito como el desierto5.jpg | |||
</gallery> | |||
===Videos=== | |||
{{Video|perrow =2 | |||
|service1 =youtube | |||
|id1 =Lb1rQE82rDU | |||
|description1 =Intro for the series. | |||
|service2 =youtube | |||
|id2 =q6frJwmHuWU | |||
|description2 =TV Spot for the series (11:37) | |||
}} | |||
==References== | |||
*[https://www.tvpassport.com/series/ciudad-juarez-tan-infinito-como-el-desierto/4952120 Ciudad Juárez: Tan infinito como el desierto - (listing of the episodes with individual sinopsis)] | |||
*[https://genovevamartinez.com/tan-infinito-como-el-desierto/?fbclid=IwAR1q__SFXFk44d0yhZmUASy1vbT-enUWWC1HH2CrEtUBW0ANjvoKsb4fpVc Tan Infinito Como El Desierto - Genoveva Martínez.] | |||
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Latest revision as of 10:16, 18 January 2024
Series poster.
Status: Partially Found
Tan Infinito Como el desierto (translated as As Infinite As The Dessert) was a Mexican TV mini-series that aired on Tv Azteca in 2004, was transmitted only once from July 5th to July 16th on workdays at 10pm, produced by Genoveva Martinez and Tv Azteca as an attempt to address the large sum of feminicides that took place on the city of Juarez, Chihuahua at least since January 1991, commonly referred to as “Las Muertas de Juarez”. The series consisted of 10 episodes, each lasting one hour, following the history of Erika, a news reporter who, after the disappearance of the daughter of her nanny decides to investigate unravelling more similar cases.
Controversy
It wasn´t well received at the time since it showed how the creation of snuff films and Satanism had been the likely origins of the violence, pointing as the primary suspects in these killings include sexual predators, a group of wealthy men and/or drug traffickers. It also caused controversy among the businessmen of Juarez because of the way it depicted the city and seemed to cause a lawsuit from the families of victims as they claim the image and names of real victims were show at some point in the series, all of this are assumed to be the cause that it has only been aired once. Nonetheless, in 2007, the show was distributed in the US as a DVD by Westlake Entertainment Group (Firm).
Availability
Despite the distribution of the series, there are no episodes online and although there are listings on Ebay of the DVD, no effort has been done to make the series available to everyone. There are some images published by the production company as well as the intro and an advertising spot for the premiere of the program.
