UTA clients Jessica Alba and Clara Lago are dominating Netflix this week. Alba’s film “Trigger Warning,” which is the first she’s executive produced through her new production banner, follows a special forces commando who returns to her hometown after her father’s mysterious, sudden death. Her questions surrounding her father’s demise land her in hot water with a violent gang. The movie claimed the top spot with 25.7 million views. Lago’s series, “Gangs of Galicia,” tells the story of Ana as she seeks revenge on a Galician drug cartel and becoming close to its leader after her father’s murder reveals a hidden double life. The series quickly climbed the charts and landed at #1 with 2.9 million views in its first weekend of release.
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