The blazing sun of Ibiza, the pulse of nightlife, and a secret buried beneath layers of sand and lies. In 2020, Netflix dropped White Lines — a series where beach paradise collides with dark drama. At the wheel of this project? Álex Pina, creator of the legendary Money Heist, so the intrigue was guaranteed.
The plot revolves around the disappearance of DJ Axel Collins, whose body is discovered 20 years later. His sister, Zoe, travels to Spain to uncover who’s behind the murder. Amid the pounding bass and dazzling lights of the party scene, Zoe unravels not just the truth about Axel, but another side of her own life.
The finale delivers the long-awaited answer: it was Anna, his sister-in-law, who dealt the fatal blow. The truth was buried, helped along by Marcus and Boxer. Yet the conclusion, much like the "white lines" themselves, leaves a lingering aftertaste — delicate, unsettling, as though you’ve crossed a line yourself.
With its blend of mystery, sun-soaked visuals, and complex characters, White Lines proves to be more than just a murder mystery. It’s a story of buried emotions, buried truths, and the boundaries we constantly test.
