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When Perla realizes her long-lost child is still alive, she sets out to find her — and take vengeance on her manipulative sister, whom she blames for her daughter’s kidnapping. The Mexican drama series Sisters’ Feud(Las Hermanas Guerra), from creator José Ignacio Valenzuela (Who Killed Sara?), stars Ana Serradilla (All the Places), Claudia Álvarez (Las Juanas), and Ana Valeria Becerril (Control Z).

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Many years ago, when Antonia (Álvarez) found out her sister, Perla (Serradilla), was sleeping with her husband, Bernardo (Tappán), the two got in a huge argument that led to a devastating car crash. The accident left Antonia infertile, for which she blamed Perla. Seeking retribution, Antonia captured and tortured Perla — forcing Bernardo to sexually assault Perla. Perla got pregnant, and soon after giving birth, Antonia kidnapped the child and left her for dead.

If you think you’ve seen it all in Mexican telenovelas, think again. Sisters’ Feud (originally titled Las Hermanas Guerra) on Netflix is a whirlwind of drama, betrayal, and relentless plot twists. Created by José Ignacio Valenzuela, the show stars Ana Serradilla, Claudia Álvarez, and Ana Valeria Becerril and promises to take viewers on a jaw-dropping journey. Here’s a closer look at why this over-the-top drama is unlike anything you’ve seen, with all the shocking details from just the first episode.

A Tragic Beginning: A Tale of Two Sisters Torn Apart

The show starts with a high-stakes scenario right from the opening shot: a woman, Perla Guerra (Ana Serradilla), is chased on horseback through a desert by her sister, Antonia (Claudia Álvarez). Antonia, once deeply hurt by Perla’s betrayal, now seeks revenge. Years earlier, Perla’s affair with Antonia’s fiancé, Bernardo, led to a car accident that rendered Antonia infertile.

When looking at Netflix’s foreign dramas, “Sisters’ Feud” is a stunning Mexican show that breaks traditional storytelling rules. This psychological thriller, which Jose Ignacio Valenzuela created, goes against the rules of the genre by packing more emotional turns into a single episode than most shows do in a whole season.

At its core, the show is about how Perla and Antonia Guerra’s relationship is bad. It starts with a betrayal on their wedding day. It turns into a story of revenge, trauma, and moral decline that spans generations. It starts as a family argument, but it turns into a complicated web of lies, violence, and mental warfare that surprises viewers at every turn.

Valenzuela’s show stands out from Netflix’s other family stories because it doesn’t play it safe. While some foreign shows avoid controversy, “Sisters’ Feud” jumps right into the dark side, exploring themes of infertility,...