Director: Ramón Campos
Eva Longoria trades Manhattan penthouses for a rustic Spanish vineyard in "Land Of Women," a 2024 dramedy series that pairs family fallout with sun-drenched small-town charm.
What is Land Of Women about?
Gala, a well-heeled New Yorker, watches her comfortable life collapse overnight and bolts across the Atlantic with her mother and teenage daughter in tow. They land in a tucked-away wine village in Spain, where Gala's family once held property and buried a few secrets of its own. Adjusting to slower rhythms and nosier neighbors proves harder than expected, especially once old debts and a pair of inept men sent to collect them start turning up. Between running the family's vineyard, sparring with locals who are none too welcoming, and untangling exactly what her mother has been hiding for decades, Gala is forced to rebuild an identity that has nothing to do with money. The show leans into fish-out-of-water humor without losing sight of the sharper, sadder threads running underneath — grief, reinvention, and the strange comfort of starting over somewhere unfamiliar.
Cast & crew
Eva Longoria anchors the series as Gala, working alongside Carmen Maura and Ariadna Gil as three generations of women navigating the same crisis from different vantage points. Santiago Cabrera, James Purefoy, and Amaury Nolasco round out a supporting cast built around romantic tension and comic misdirection.
Context & significance
Directed by Ramón Campos and produced with Spanish and American backing, "Land Of Women" belongs to the growing wave of English-language series shot on European soil, using the countryside setting as more than scenery — the wine country backdrop shapes the show's pacing and its running jokes about culture clash. The production also leans on local crews and locations, giving the series a texture that studio backlots rarely manage, and lets the rhythms of rural Spain color everything from the humor to the family drama at its core.
Where & how to watch
"Land Of Women" is available to stream on K-Time with a free account login, presented with a Farsi-friendly interface and both Persian dubbing and Persian subtitles for viewers who prefer either option.