The Ministry of Time: 8-Episode Series Guide
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Javier Olivares Returns to TVE wiht Ancient Drama “Ena. Queen Victoria Eugenie”
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After a decade as the success of The Ministry of Time, Javier Olivares brings a new historical series to Spanish public television.
Olivares’ return to TVE
Javier Olivares has returned to TVE, approximately ten years after the premiere of The Ministry of Time, one of Spain’s most popular television series. His new project, Ena. queen Victoria Eugenie, is a six-episode historical drama focusing on the life of Queen Victoria Eugenie.The ministry of Time, known for its unique time-travel premise, concluded in 2020.
Unlike the non-linear narrative of the Ministry of Time, Ena. Queen Victoria Eugenie presents a more traditionally chronological exploration of history.
“Ena. Queen Victoria Eugenie”: A biographical Drama
The series Ena.Queen Victoria Eugenie delves into the life of Victoria Eugenie of Battenberg,Queen consort of Spain as the wife of King Alfonso XIII. The series promises a detailed portrayal of her life, navigating the complexities of the Spanish monarchy during a turbulent period.
While details regarding the specific historical events covered remain limited, the six-episode format suggests a focused and in-depth examination of key moments in Queen Ena’s life.
Olivares’ Recent Work: Beyond “The Ministry of Time”
as the conclusion of The Ministry of Time in 2020, Olivares has remained active in television production. He has worked as an executive producer on several projects, including Malacca. Malacca, created by Daniel Corpas and featuring scripts from Isa Sánchez (both frequent collaborators with Olivares), initially aired on TVE but is now exclusively available on Amazon Prime Video.
This demonstrates Olivares’ continued involvement in Spanish television, even as his projects find distribution across different platforms.