Dynamic Television has announced a strategic content acquisition deal with Hulu for the exclusive U.S. streaming rights to "Innato," an eight-episode psychological thriller produced by Plano a Plano Bilbao. In Spain, the rights were acquired by Netflix. The series, filmed during 2025, is expected to premiere in the coming months. This marks a significant step for both Dynamic Television and Plano a Plano in extending the reach of Spanish-language drama into the U.S. market.
Created by Fran Carballal ("Cicatriz," "Una Vida Menos en Canarias") and Enrique Lojo ("En Fin," "Una Vida Menos en Canarias"), "Innato" is headlined by acclaimed actors Elena Anaya ("The Skin I Live In," "Wonder Woman") and Imanol Arias ("Cuéntame cómo pasó"). The series follows the story of Sara, a psychologist grappling with the legacy of her father, Félix Garay, a notorious serial killer known as “the diesel killer.” When Félix is released from prison after 25 years and new murders begin to mirror his past crimes, Sara is forced to confront the trauma she has long buried and work with the police to prevent further killings.
“Innato” is directed by Lino Escalera ("Élite," "Alta Mar") and Inma Torrente ("Valeria," "Suspicious Minds") and produced by Innato La Serie AIE in association with Dynamic Television, which also handles global distribution. Speaking on the acquisition, Carrie Stein, President of Global Television at Dynamic Television, said, “It’s a privilege that Hulu will stream 'Innato' exclusively in the U.S. With Hulu showcasing the series’ top-tier talent and captivating storytelling, we’re confident it will strongly resonate with American audiences.”
César Benítez, President of Plano a Plano, added, “We believe in the power of great stories, and with Hulu on board, we’re confident they will reach the widest possible audience.”
This deal is another milestone for Dynamic Television, which continues to expand its premium international portfolio. Recent successes include "Drops of God" Season 2 for Apple TV+, "Harry Wild" Season 5 for AMC/Acorn and ZDF, and the upcoming Melissa George-led "Miss X" and "You’re Killing Me" starring Brooke Shields. The company also recently completed new seasons of "Ginny & Georgia" for Netflix and "The Sommerdahl Murders."
With "Innato," Hulu further deepens its foreign-language content offerings, tapping into the growing demand for high-quality international thrillers among U.S. audiences.
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