The Whole Truth About My Lies: A High-Tension Road Trip on Netflix

A bachelorette party, a caravan on the road, and secrets that are hard to keep under wraps. The Spanish miniseries The Truth About My Lies will land in France on Netflix on August 28, 2026. Based on Elísabet Benavent’s novel, it follows a group of friends whose celebratory trip gradually evolves into a reckoning.

Coco and Marín are longtime best friends who share a home. As Blanca’s wedding draws near, they and the rest of their crew set off on a camper-van road trip to celebrate her bachelorette party.

A road trip with friends that brings the unspoken to light

What should have been a friendship‑driven getaway quickly spirals into something more turbulent. The cramped journey and years of built‑up tensions bring everyone's secrets to the surface, the ones each had been trying to keep hidden.

Beyond its sun-soaked frame, All the Truth About My Lies turns its attention to the fragility of a close-knit group confronted by the lies that underpin some of its relationships. The journey forces Coco, Marín and their friends to reassess their feelings, their choices, and the image they had of their friendship up to now.

This dramedy is adapted from the novel Toda la verdad de mis mentiras, published by Elísabet Benavent in 2019. The Spanish author is also the mind behind works that inspired Valeria, We Were Songs, and A Perfect Tale, which are also available on Netflix.

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Who plays Coco and Marín in the series?

Itziar Manero stars as Coco, while Daniel Ibáñez plays Marín. Surrounding them, Lucía de la Fuente plays Aroa, Brays Efe portrays Loren, and Clara Sans takes on the role of Blanca, the bride-to-be at the heart of this journey.

The cast also features Ricardo Gómez in the role of Gus. Structured as an ensemble narrative, the miniseries hinges on the connections among these six characters and the fallout sparked by each new revelation within the group.

Directed by Marina Pérez and María Togores, the series is written by Marina Pérez in collaboration with Montaña Marchena. Elísabet Benavent, Marina Pérez, and Ángel Armada are among the executive producers, while César Benítez handles production. The miniseries will consist of five episodes, available on Netflix starting August 28, 2026.

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