Daniel Burman Brings Hope to Global Screens with Feel-Good Series "So Far So Good

Daniel Burman's Feel-Good Dramedy "So Far So Good" Brings Joy to the Small Screen In a world where darkness often dominates the headlines, Argentine writer-director Daniel Burman is shining a beacon of hope with his new series, "So Far So Good" (El Resto Bien). This feel-good dramedy, co-directed by Daniel Hendler and produced by Cimarrón and Oficina Burman, both The Mediapro Studio companies, promises to bring smiles to the faces of audiences worldwide. The story begins in Buenos Aires, where we meet our protagonist, played by Benjamín Vicuña, a lovable but slightly hapless young man navigating the ups and downs of life. As he stumbles from one misadventure to the next, we're reminded that even in the most trying times, there's always room for laughter and joy. But "So Far So Good" is more than just a lighthearted romp – it's also a deeply human exploration of what makes us tick. Burman, known for his nuanced portrayals of Argentine life in films like "Lost Embrace," has crafted a series that's both universally relatable and distinctly local. "I wanted to create a show that would make people feel good about themselves and their lives," Burman explains in an interview from the set. "We're living in a world where anxiety and uncertainty are on the rise, so I thought it was time for something different – something that would lift people's spirits." Burman's passion project has been years in the making, with the writer-director working closely with his co-director Hendler to develop the series' unique tone and style. "Daniel is a master of creating complex characters and storylines," Hendler says. "I'm thrilled to be working alongside him again – it's like we're two old friends picking up where we left off." The production team has also drawn on their expertise in crafting a show that's both authentic and engaging. Cimarrón, the Uruguayan production company behind hits like "Barrabrava" and "A Ravaging Wind," brings its signature flair for drama and tension to the table, while Oficina Burman, Argentina's leading production outfit, contributes its expertise in creating nuanced character studies. As "So Far So Good" makes its way around the globe, it's clear that this feel-good dramedy has something special to offer. With its rich cultural context, lovable characters, and uplifting message, it's poised to become a global hit – one that will leave audiences feeling inspired, entertained, and maybe even a little bit better about themselves. "So Far So Good" is set to premiere on Flow, The Mediapro Studio's flagship streaming service, later this year. Don't miss out on the joy – mark your calendars for what promises to be one of the most delightful new series of 2025! *Based on reporting by Variety.*