Synopsis
Triptych (Tríada, 2023), Season 1 — a Mexican Netflix thriller, 8 episodes — watch Triptych season 1 online on iFILM. Forensics agent Becca runs into a dying stranger who already knows her name and wears her face.
One DNA result later, Becca is one of three identical triplets separated at birth. The hunt for her sisters pulls her through a tightening circle: Tamara who seems a step ahead of everyone, Eugenio quietly substituting one sister for another, and a hospital basement holding the experiment behind all of it. The truth surfaces mid-season. The danger does not stop there.
Creator Leticia López Margalli builds the conspiracy slowly and deliberately — the season rewards viewers who track who knows what, and when. Stream Triptych Season 1 all episodes on iFILM.
8 episodes
S1·E133 x 3
A forensics agent meets a dying woman who inexplicably knows her name — Becca — and looks just like her. Their encounter unleashes a storm of unknowns.
S1·E2Molotov Cocktail
The DNA results force Becca’s mom to come clean. Becca finds puzzling photographs in Eugenio’s home, where her visions become more vivid than ever.
S1·E3Olympia Mens' Club
Becca meets with her sister Tamara, who always seems to know more than she shares. Humberto pledges to help Becca. Eugenio’s string of lies continues.
S1·E4Am I Going Crazy?
Humberto comes to Becca with new details and ends up seducing her. Under Eugenio’s tutelage, the transformation of Tamara into her sister Aleida begins.
S1·E5Oil and Water
The fake Aleida cedes control over her company to Eugenio. Becca challenges Dr. Bátiz. More incredible coincidences about the triplets' lives surface.
S1·E6The Experiment
Guided by a vision, Becca asks Pilar to give her access to the hospital’s basement. What she uncovers is devastating... as are its ripple effects.
S1·E7The Hand That Rocks The Cradle
With Beatriz dead and Tamara missing, Becca suspects Eugenio is now after her, and decides to entrust her mother's safety to Dr. Bátiz.
S1·E8Going Back to the Start
As the truth is finally brought to light, the experiment continues to take obscure turns, blurring the lines between what’s real and what’s planned.
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