Mubi will release the series ‘La Mesías’ across several international territories starting Sept. 3, 2026 [1].

The acquisition signals Mubi's continued effort to bring critically acclaimed, auteur-driven content to a global audience. By securing the rights to a multi-prized series, the platform strengthens its position as a curator of high-art cinema and television.

The series was created by Javier Ambrossi and Javier Calvo, the duo known for the Cannes best-director winning film ‘La bola negra’ [1]. The distribution deal ensures that the production will be available to viewers in the U.K., Canada, Turkey, the Netherlands, Germany, Austria, and Australia [1], [2].

According to Advanced Television, Mubi operates as a global film distributor, streaming service, and production company [2]. The platform will host ‘La Mesías’ exclusively, providing a centralized hub for the series in the listed regions.

The creators, Ambrossi and Calvo, have gained significant industry attention for their previous work. This expansion into multiple global markets allows their storytelling to reach a wider demographic beyond its original release audience.

The series is scheduled to begin streaming on Sept. 3, 2026 [1]. This rollout follows a pattern of Mubi acquiring prestige titles that have already garnered critical success in festival circuits or regional markets.

“Mubi will release the series ‘La Mesías’ across several international territories starting September 3, 2026”

The expansion of ‘La Mesías’ into seven major international markets underscores a growing demand for non-English language prestige dramas. By leveraging the reputation of Cannes-winning directors, Mubi is positioning itself as a primary destination for 'cinema-grade' television, differentiating its library from mass-market streamers through a focus on critical acclaim and artistic pedigree.