La catedral del mar
Barcelona, siglo XIV. Bajo la Corona de Aragón, la ciudad condal se encuentra en su momento de mayor prosperidad y los habitantes del humilde barrio de pescadores de la Ribera deciden construir, con el dinero de unos y el esfuerzo de otros, el mayor templo mariano jamás conocido: la catedral Santa María del Mar. Mientras se construye el edificio, Arnau Estanyol va creciendo y descubriendo Barcelona. Adaptación de la famosa novela de Ildefonso Falcones, publicada en 2006.
Inicia sesión para hacer seguimiento1319 → 1384
Confianza de la posición a nivel de serie: high. Importancia: 3/5.
- Tipo
- miniserie
- Relación histórica
- Ambientación de época
- Precisión
- 3/5
- Temporadas
- 1
- Episodios
- 8
- Cobertura de episodios
- 8/8
- Enlaces históricos
- 0
Temporadas y episodios
Miniseries
Episode 1
In 1319, serf Bernat flees from danger with infant son Arnau to his sister's home in Barcelona, where Arnau is blamed for a tragedy 10 years later.
Episode 2
A remarriage leads to a change of residence and occupation for Bernat and Arnau, while Joan is offered an opportunity to get an education.
Episode 3
Four years pass and famine-stricken serfs revolt against the hoarding nobles. A brave act makes Arnau's dream come true, and he later falls in love.
Episode 4
Joan hears an alarming confession. Torn between two women, Arnau escapes by running off to war. Searching for Arnau, Aledis has a fateful encounter.
Episode 5
After rescuing two children, Arnau is rewarded with a lucrative new career. He later adopts a spirited orphan and gets revenge against the Puigs.
Episode 6
After a close brush with death, Arnau starts to see Mar in a different light, but King Pedro has other plans for him. Aledis learns Arnau is alive.
Episode 7
Convinced Mar is leading Arnau down an evil path of temptation, Joan helps Elionor with a plan to get rid of her. Margarida Puig visits Elionor.
Episode 8
Joan confesses to Mar. Sahat learns of Arnau's plight and returns to Barcelona, where he devises a plan. Arnau and Francesca are brought face to face.