Profugos

Drama 2011

Four men land in a tangled web of ambition and corruption after a drug-trafficking operation goes awry in this HBO Latino series.

Drama 2011

TV-MA

Starring Benjamín Vicuña, Néstor Cantillana, Luis Gnecco

EPISODE 1

Profugos 01

Series Premiere. Four men recruited to transport drugs from Bolivia to Chile become fugitives when they are ambushed.

47 min · Sep 16, 2012 TV-MA
EPISODE 2

Profugos 02

The fugitives hide out in Valparaíso, and from there make arrangements for their escape. They take hostage the only survivor of the gunfight: Iván Aguilera, son of Cacho Aguilera,who may be responsible for the deaths of the fugitives relatives.

49 min · Sep 16, 2012 TV-MA
EPISODE 3

Profugos 03

Inspector Oliva's betrayal becomes known and the fugitives exchange hostages with Cacho Aguilera. However, one of the parties does not get what was agreed upon, which provokes a war that is only just getting started.

48 min · Sep 23, 2012 TV-MA
EPISODE 4

Profugos 04

HD. (Season One) When Kika Ferragut's life is in danger, her son Vicente persuades the group to carry out a suicide rescue mission.

46 min · Sep 23, 2012 TV-MA
EPISODE 5

Profugos 05

HD. (Season One) Inspector Oliva and Cacho Aguilera track the fugitives, now joined by Kika and Laura Ferragut.

49 min · Sep 23, 2012 TV-MA
EPISODE 6

Profugos 06

HD. (Season One) Believing they are safe, the fugitives wait to cross the border. Fabian Salgado sets up a rendezvous.

48 min · Sep 30, 2012 TV-MA

Benjamín Vicuña

Álvaro `Tegui' Parraguez
Néstor Cantillana

Vicente Ferragut
Luis Gnecco

Mario Moreno
Francisco Reyes

Óscar Salamanca
Camila Hirane

Irma Salamanca

About

Profugos

DRAMA

Four men land in a tangled web of ambition and corruption after a drug-trafficking operation goes awry in this HBO Latino series.

Information

Studio: HBO
Released: 2011
Rated: TV-MA
Region of Origin: Chile

Languages

Original Audio: English (Australia), Spanish (Latin America)
Audio and Subtitles: Spanish (Latin America) (AAC, CC)

Accessibility

: Closed captions (CC) refer to subtitles in the available language with the addition of relevant non-dialogue information.