Morena Films Set to Develop Spain’s ‘Chica Invisible’ High School Crime Trilogy
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variety.comBy John Hopewell Chief International Correspondent MADRID — Morena Films, one of Spain’s biggest independent movie-TV producers, is set to develop and produce a slice of high school noir: A drama series inspired by the country’s YA “La Chica Invisible” trilogy, in which a hyper-intelligent pupil, Julia, 16, battles adolescence and the murder of a fellow student.
Written by Blue Jeans, the pseudonym of the Seville-born Francisco de Paula Fernández González, the first book in the trilogy, “La chica invisible,” was published in 2018 by Editorial Planeta.
It turns on Julia, who loves chess, solving puzzles and hang out with her best friend, the blue haired Emilio. But her live changes when the corpse of Aurora, known as “the invisible girl,”
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