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At the beginning of 2026, Oscar Casas released his long-awaited album. idolsthe motorcycle racing film in which he co-starred with Ana Mena grossed more than 2 million euros, and now the young performer has several projects ahead that show that he one of the most sought-after actors of his generation. Among them is a new film directed by his brother Mario Casas. bare fistin which they both play a pair of brothers who are fans of boxing and underground fighting.
However, last May, another film premiered in theaters that went much more unnoticed: an erotic thriller co-produced by Mexico and Spain called Wish which went completely unnoticed. Directed by Teresa Simone, which marked her debut behind the camera. The film attracted only 1,443 spectators in cinemas, collecting a total of 9,826 euros. – according to data ICAA-.
However, now Deseo has another opportunity to captivate audiences: it will be released on streaming this week: Netflix will release it on its catalog this Friday, July 17, 2026.
Besides Oscar Casas, Wish It stars Poland-born but Mexico-raised actress Ludwika Paleta, who is currently enjoying great success in the Central American country. In the film, Paleta plays Lucero, a successful lawyer who leads a seemingly perfect life but feels increasingly empty inside as she faces an affair that will change her life.
When she meets her children’s new swim instructor, Matias, played by Oscar Casas, they quickly form a bond. He is much younger than her, but because of this special spark, Lucero quickly cannot resist and they begin an affair. The relationship between them completely destroys the woman’s life, but it will become even more complicated when her daughter also falls in love with Matthias. The fallout from the affair now not only threatens her marriage and professional future, but also tests the family unit, and Lucero must decide how far she is willing to go.
“He is nothing more than a boy who pursues his desire, as the film is called. He feels it in the most pure and honest way. He loves her and he is free. I think the other side is more to blame: her and the family,” Casas explained about his character in an interview with the publication Global Chronicle published on the occasion of its theatrical release.
In addition, the actor became angry about the way sex is portrayed in cinema, saying in the same publication that he believes it is increasingly polarized: “Either no sex, which I think is very good to do something much whiter, or quite explicit sex, even a little porn, a little mainstreamwhich I don’t like at all. Whenever I see sex like this in movies mainstream“I think it’s not positive, it’s not a narrative, it’s not real and it’s not developmental,” he says. “On the other hand, in this film, what the sex tells, and the way the director wanted to write it, was something else: it was about eroticism and truth. “She got away from pose and beauty to really get to the truth of desire and what this woman feels with this boy: this explosion of desire and sex and eroticism.”