Everything you need to know about the Spanish heist thriller, ‘Collision Course’
Spanish heist thrillers on Netflix have a benchmark to cater to, courtesy of Money Heist, AKA La Casa de Papel. And this October, Collision Course arrives on the platform to show viewers what it’s got.
The Spanish thriller centres on a simple Madrid bank robbery gone murderously wrong amid an intense financial crisis.
Directed by acclaimed filmmaker Daniel Sánchez Arévalo, Collision Course is also co-written by him and executive producer Ramón Campos, whose Bambú Producciones produced hits including Cable Girls and The Asunta Case.
As for the rest of the details, here’s a comprehensive guide to everything you need to know about the Spanish thriller Collision Course.
What is the plot?
Set against a period of extreme financial crisis, Collision Course is an upcoming Spanish thriller about a group of robbers whose attempt to rob a Madrid bank prompts a chain of unlikely, unpredictable events. On the surface, it looks just like any other ordinary heist.
But it soon turns into a cat-and-mouse game of deceit, fear, and survival. Here, every step must be calculated, every decision matters, every gesture demands you read between the lines, and everyone involved is trying to evade more than just prison time.
Who is in the cast?
Although Netflix has yet to disclose the roles the stars will be playing in the Spanish film, the cast details are out. The upcoming thriller stars Laia Costa in her first Netflix project; Karra Elejalde, who previously appeared in Below Zero and 100 Meters; Tamar Novas, whose Netflix credits include Gangs of Galicia and The Mess You Leave Behind; Criminal: Spain actor Álvaro Cervantes; and Elisa & Marcela’s Lluís Homar.
The rest of the ensemble comprises Jorge Cabrera, Luis Zahera, Alba Fontecha, Ismael Martínez, and Imma Sancho.
Is there a trailer?
Indeed! Netflix recently released an official trailer for Collision Course, offering a preview into the fast-paced world of deception, fear, and robbery.
When does Collision Course release on Netflix?
While Netflix is busy finalising the content lineup for November and December, fans fortunately won’t have to wait long for Collision Course. The Spanish thriller will officially hit Netflix shelves on October 30th, 2026. Mark your calendars now!