About The Pack
The Pack, known in Spanish as La Jauria, is a Chilean crime thriller created by Lucia Puenzo and produced by the Santiago studio Fabula for Amazon Prime Video. Set in a contemporary Santiago shaped by a sweeping student protest movement, the series follows a specialized police unit that investigates crimes against women. When a teenage girl vanishes after a confrontation at her school, the case pulls the investigators into a tangle of online harassment, institutional silence, and a culture of impunity that reaches far beyond a single disappearance.
The story is anchored by three women on the special brigade whose methods and convictions often collide. Their pursuit of the truth forces them to navigate a justice system that is slow to believe victims, a media climate hungry for spectacle, and personal histories that the investigation steadily drags into the light. As the search widens, the missing girl becomes a symbol that a generation of young women rallies around, turning a police procedural into a portrait of collective anger and the demand to be heard.
Praised for grounding its tension in real social currents rather than sensationalism, The Pack uses the structure of a missing person case to examine consent, accountability, and the price of speaking out. Lucia Puenzo and her collaborators frame the violence offscreen and keep the focus on its aftermath, on the investigators chasing answers, and on the broader movement reshaping the country around them. The result is a tightly wound thriller that doubles as a study of a society in the middle of reckoning with itself.
