Netflix's German series 'Mindfulness for Murderers' shoots its third season in Salamanca
The production includes among its locations some of the most representative spaces in Salamanca, such as the Cathedral and the Convent of San Esteban, as well as various sequences at Matacán Airport
The recordings will also take place in different locations in the province, such as Candelario, La Alberca, Béjar and Peña de Francia
The recordings will also take place in different locations in the province, such as Candelario, La Alberca, Béjar and Peña de Francia
The German series 'Mindfulness for Murderers', produced by Constantin Film and distributed by Netflix, has today begun its filming work in the city, where it will shoot different sequences for its third season. The production includes among its locations some of the most representative spaces in Salamanca, such as the Cathedral and the Convent of San Esteban, as well as various sequences at Matacán Airport.
Salamanca City Council, through Salamanca Film Commission, has been working with the production companies since the beginning of the year to make the city's incorporation into this new season possible. The first contacts were established during the V edition of the international locations fair Shooting Locations Marketplace, held in Valladolid in 2025, where the possibility of Salamanca being part of some of the series' chapters began to be studied. Since then, work has been done on searching for locations that also included different places in the province, such as Candelario, La Alberca, Béjar and Peña de Francia. Finally, the production companies have selected Salamanca and various spaces in its province to be part of this new installment.
'Mindfulness for Murderers' is based on the successful novel by German lawyer and screenwriter Karsten Dusse and combines black comedy and suspense. The third season will once again feature its main cast, headed by Tom Schilling.
Previous seasons have achieved significant international impact on Netflix. The second, released in 2024, reached the platform's Top 10 in 66 countries and became number one on the Global Top 10 of non-English speaking series. In addition, it accumulated 44 million hours of viewing in less than two months.
For the development of the filming, the production will have the collaboration of different municipal services, including Tourism, Local Police, Firefighters, Environment and Maintenance. Likewise, the City Council will facilitate the use of the Adoratrices building as a production base or Base Camp, a space that usually serves as a logistical and operational center for the teams of large audiovisual productions working in the city.
With this filming, Salamanca once again becomes the setting for an international audiovisual production.
Salamanca City Council, through Salamanca Film Commission, has been working with the production companies since the beginning of the year to make the city's incorporation into this new season possible. The first contacts were established during the V edition of the international locations fair Shooting Locations Marketplace, held in Valladolid in 2025, where the possibility of Salamanca being part of some of the series' chapters began to be studied. Since then, work has been done on searching for locations that also included different places in the province, such as Candelario, La Alberca, Béjar and Peña de Francia. Finally, the production companies have selected Salamanca and various spaces in its province to be part of this new installment.
'Mindfulness for Murderers' is based on the successful novel by German lawyer and screenwriter Karsten Dusse and combines black comedy and suspense. The third season will once again feature its main cast, headed by Tom Schilling.
Previous seasons have achieved significant international impact on Netflix. The second, released in 2024, reached the platform's Top 10 in 66 countries and became number one on the Global Top 10 of non-English speaking series. In addition, it accumulated 44 million hours of viewing in less than two months.
For the development of the filming, the production will have the collaboration of different municipal services, including Tourism, Local Police, Firefighters, Environment and Maintenance. Likewise, the City Council will facilitate the use of the Adoratrices building as a production base or Base Camp, a space that usually serves as a logistical and operational center for the teams of large audiovisual productions working in the city.
With this filming, Salamanca once again becomes the setting for an international audiovisual production.