Follow OTT Release Date: When and where to watch Diego Boneta and Martha Higareda's film 'Juegos de Seducción'
What is Follow all about?
Directed by Gonzalo Tobal, known for his storytelling in films like Acusada, Follow is anything but your average love story. The plot follows Sebastián, played by Boneta, a smooth-talking con man who, along with his partner Maclo (played by Alejandro Speitzer), scams wealthy women by seducing them and robbing them blind. Just when they plan to retire after one last hit, things get complicated, very complicated.
Enter Carolina, portrayed by Martha Higareda, the mysterious woman who might be their next mark… or maybe their biggest threat yet. What starts as another routine con quickly spirals out of control when Sebastián gets emotionally entangled with Carolina. But there's a twist. Carolina is married to Ángel (played by Alberto Guerra), a rich, volatile, and potentially dangerous man who isn't exactly easy to fool.
The stakes rise fast, and what began as a love game turns into a deadly cat-and-mouse chase with secrets, obsession, and power games woven into every move. Think Gone Girl meets Wild Things, but with a Latino edge.
Follow's cast and crew
Follow has been co-written by Hipatia Argüero Mendoza (Cindy la Regia: La Serie) and Adriana Pelusi, who previously penned Control Z. Backing the project is an impressive lineup of producers. From the U.S. side, Fred Berger and Brian Kavanaugh-Jones of Range Media Partners (who were also behind La La Land and The Bikeriders) are on board. On the Mexican side, Julio Chavezmontes and Gabriela Maire from Piano, and Diego Boneta and Natalia Boneta from Three Amigos are credited as producers.
Martha Higareda, along with Josh Glick and Natalia Boneta, serves as executive producer. The supporting cast is just as impressive, with names like Ofelia Medina, Stephanie Sigman, Regina Nava, Mariana Zaragoza, Pamela Almanza, and Paulina de Labra coming onboard.
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