Director: Catalina Aguilar Mastretta, Samuel Kishi
Five students at a Mexican high school stop waiting for money or attention to come to them and start building their own illegal little empire — right under their teachers' noses.
What is No One Will Miss Us about?
No One Will Miss Us follows a group of five self-described outcasts who decide that if popularity and cash aren't going to fall into their laps, they'll simply build a business to get both. What starts as a small, contained hustle inside their school quickly grows into something harder to control, pulling in classmates, rivals, and eventually consequences none of the five fully planned for. Directors Catalina Aguilar Mastretta and Samuel Kishi frame the story with a teenager's logic intact — ambition, boredom, and the desperate need to matter to somebody — rather than treating the characters as cautionary tales from the outside. The result is a coming-of-age series that takes its young cast seriously, letting Axel Madrazo, Nicolás Haza, and their co-stars carry scenes with the kind of nervy energy that only makes sense when you're a teenager convinced you've found a shortcut nobody else has thought of.
Cast & crew
Axel Madrazo and Nicolás Haza lead the core group of five, with Virgilio Delgado, Camila Calónico, and Macarena Oz filling out the friend circle whose scheme drives the season. Eduardo Maruri and Alejandro Puente appear as figures from the wider school orbit who complicate the group's plans, alongside Ernesto Laguardia.
Context & significance
A 2024 Mexican drama series co-directed by Catalina Aguilar Mastretta and Samuel Kishi, No One Will Miss Us is built around half-hour episodes that keep the pacing tight and the focus squarely on its five leads rather than a sprawling adult subplot.
Where & how to watch
No One Will Miss Us is available on K-Time with Persian dubbing and Persian subtitles, part of a catalog curated for Farsi-speaking viewers. The page itself is free to browse; watching requires logging into a K-Time account, with menus and playback fully accessible in Farsi.