Eva Longoria, known for her roles in "Desperate Housewives" and "Telenovela," has made a triumphant return to television after nearly a decade. Co-created with Ramón Campos and Gema R. Neira, her latest project, "Land of Women," is a bilingual dramedy streaming on Apple TV+. This series marks Longoria's directorial and producing prowess through her UnbeliEVAble Entertainment alongside Bambu Studios. Longoria's vision for "Land of Women" was meticulously crafted, reflecting her desire to act in Spanish and shoot in Spain.
The storyline follows Gala (played by Longoria), a socialite who finds herself reevaluating life in a small Spanish town after escaping New York City's chaos. Alongside her mother Julia (Carmen Maura) and daughter Kate (Victoria Bazúa), Gala embarks on a transformative journey that explores themes of identity, love, and resilience across three generations of women. The series blends high-stakes drama with comedic elements, a deliberate choice by Longoria to bring humor back to television amidst a landscape dominated by dystopian narratives. Longoria's bilingual acting debut, supported by a talented cast including Carmen Maura and Santiago Cabrera, underscores her commitment to storytelling that resonates deeply with audiences, promising an engaging and culturally rich viewing experience on Apple TV+.