The House of Flowers

Synopsis

The House of Flowers follows the life of the prominent de la Mora family who owns a successful flower shop. Secrets, scandals, and family dynamics unfold as they navigate through love, loss, and unexpected twists. Each family member holds their own share of skeletons in the closet that threatens to unravel the facade of their perfect image. A mix of comedy and drama set against the vibrant backdrop of Mexico City, this dark yet humorous series explores the complexities of relationships and the consequences of keeping up appearances. With Aislinn Derbez leading the talented cast, viewers are taken on a rollercoaster ride of emotions and revelations.

Cast

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  Aislinn Derbez

  Elena De la Mora

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  Dario Yazbek Bernal

  Julián De la Mora

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  Arturo Ríos

  Ernesto De la Mora

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  Paco León

  María José

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  Cecilia Suárez

  Paulina De la Mora

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  Juan Pablo Medina

  Diego Olvera

Reviews

The House of Flowers has received acclaim from critics and audiences alike for its unique blend of dark comedy and intricate storytelling. IMDb rates the show at 7.6/10. The Guardian praises the series, stating, "Aislinn Derbez's performance shines in this dark yet colorful family drama." Variety describes the show as "a refreshing take on the traditional telenovela genre with its sharp writing and compelling characters." Rotten Tomatoes' consensus reads, "The House of Flowers blooms with bold storytelling and unforgettable performances." Metacritic applauds the series for its creativity and character development. Overall, the show has gained a strong following for its engaging plot twists and talented cast.