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Surviving Hurricane Otis (2026)

Spanish · Drama · 97 min
Released 23 Oct 2026
Page updated 27 Oct 2026

Surviving Hurricane Otis is streaming in Malaysia on Netflix.

Included with subscription

FilmyChill score Too early — 30 audience ratings so far, no critics' verdict yet. How scoring works

What the audience says

The few people who have rated Surviving Hurricane Otis are lukewarm on this Spanish film.

Skip if
you want plot momentum over character work
Best for
A weeknight

Director

Jorge Michel Grau

Cast

Benny Emmanuel
Benny Emmanuel
Wirpul
Kristyan Ferrer
Kristyan Ferrer
Candi
Mónica del Carmen
Mónica del Carmen
Andrew Leland Rogers
Andrew Leland Rogers
Nico
Gonzalo Vega Jr.
Gonzalo Vega Jr.
Napo
Daira Mendoza
Daira Mendoza
Mujer Turista

Story

Two estranged brothers struggle to survive Hurricane Otis in Acapulco, where their bond and courage turn adversity into hope.

Where to watch in Malaysia

Netflix

Included with a subscription — no extra charge on these platforms.

Availability as of 25 Oct 2026 — platforms may change over time.

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Trailer

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Frequently asked

Is Surviving Hurricane Otis worth watching?
It's too early for a verdict — Surviving Hurricane Otis doesn't have enough ratings yet. 97 minutes of Spanish drama. The 5.8 rests on just 30 ratings so far — promising, not proven.
Where can I watch Surviving Hurricane Otis?
You can stream Surviving Hurricane Otis in Malaysia on Netflix.
When is Surviving Hurricane Otis coming to streaming?
Surviving Hurricane Otis is already streaming in Malaysia on Netflix.
What language is Surviving Hurricane Otis in?
Surviving Hurricane Otis is a Spanish film (Drama).
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