Netflix releases the official trailer for Pablo Larraín’s limited supernatural miniseries “My Sad Dead,” also titled “Mis muertos tristes.” The series is produced by Larraín’s Fabula and follows Ema, a retired doctor who grapples with grief while confronting supernatural experiences.
According to the outlets, the show draws on stories by Argentine author Mariana Enriquez and is set in Piedrabuena, an Argentine neighborhood marked by poverty and violence. Deadline and other coverage frame the series as psychological horror, while additional reporting highlights Larraín’s statement that the terror is rooted in everyday life. The narrative centers on Ema’s ability to see or communicate with spirits, and the disruption that occurs when her young niece visits.
The reports also point to a festival presence: the series plays in competition at the San Sebastián Film Festival later this month, while other details focus on the structure and tone of the four-part series. Cast information in the coverage includes Mercedes Morán as Ema, alongside Dolores Fonzi and other ensemble performers.
