Fernando Lindez belongs much to the category of actors you discover because one role makes you pause the screen for a second and replay it. Fernando Lindez movies and shows do not spread to become a long list since Lindez is still early in his career.
5 Fernando Lindez Movies and Shows
The Spanish actor and model has been quietly building a rather interesting career, moving into films including Prime Video’s Tell Me Softly and the newly released The Last Sunrise.
He is still early in his acting career, which means his filmography is smaller but easy to binge, and because there are not actually five Fernando Lindez movies yet, we would not pretend there are. We would instead list five movies and shows worth watching if you are in your Fernando Lindez era.
Tell Me Softly
Fernando Lindez played Thiago Di Bianco in the 2025 Prime Video movie Tell Me Softly. If Lindez has recently appeared on your feed and you were wondering where you saw the man before, there is a good chance that the answer is the movie Tell Me Softly.
The Spanish romantic drama stars Lindez alongside Alicia Falco and Diego Vidales and is adapted from Mercedes Ron’s novel. The story follows Kamila Hamilton, whose carefully controlled life gets thrown completely off balance when the Di Bianco brothers return after seven years away.
Lindez’s Thiago is the boy who once gave Kami her first kiss, which of course becomes the total recipe for an emotional disaster. The character has a very specific energy with complicated history, unresolved feelings and just enough tension to make everyone involved make questionable decisions. The film was released on Prime Video in December 2025.
The Last Sunrise
The 2026 Prime Video release Julian Garcia is the next stop. The Last Sunrise gives Lindez his first major English-language movie role, putting him opposite Maia Reficco and Eva Longoria in a romantic drama set against the pretty Mallorca backdrop.
The film follows Ry, a young woman who travels to Mallorca with her mother and falls for Lindez’s Julian, a local. The movie dropped on Prime Video on August 26, 2026, making it timely for anyone discovering Lindez right now.
Julian, played by Fernando Lindez, is also a nice progression from Thiago. He is still firmly in romantic-lead territory, but the role puts him into a more international setting and gives the audience a chance to see what Lindez can do outside the Spanish YA romance.
Tradita
Tradita is another interesting addition to Lindez’s growing filmography because it moves him away from the straightforward romantic territory audiences may associate him with after Tell Me Softly.
Fernando Lindez plays Davide in this Italian thriller, and there is something particularly fun about watching an actor early in their career move between genres. Lindez is still establishing his screen identity, and Tradita gives another piece of the puzzle.
Skam España
A series that started in 2018 and continued for four seasons had Fernando Lindez play Alejandro Beltrán de Miguel. Before Elite, Tell Me Softly or the international movie roles, there was Skam España.
The series is the Spanish adaptation of the Norwegian teen drama, appearing across 30 episodes between 2018 and 2020. This is worth watching because it lets you see Lindez much earlier in his acting career. Skam España is also a useful reminder that his rise did not happen overnight.
Elite
Joel Castellano in Elite is a role that probably introduced Fernando Lindez to a much bigger international audience. Lindez joined Elite in its later seasons as Joel Castellano, appearing across the show’s seventh and eighth seasons.
The Netflix series needs very little introduction: it has murder, secrets, romance, rich teenagers, terrible decisions and enough interpersonal chaos to keep an entire therapist’s office busy. For Fernando Lindez, the show was an important step up as he arrived with an established global fandom already attached to the series and became a part of the final stretch.
Where Should You Start?
If you only have time for three, perhaps go for Tell Me Softly, The Last Sunrise for his newest role and international move, and Elite for the role that helped him become a familiar face to a wider audience.
If you like going all the way back to the beginning, Skam España should be your clear choice. Fernando Lindez is still at the beginning of what could become a very interesting acting career. His filmography is not massive yet, and that is perhaps the fun part. Consider this your sign to enter Fernando Lindez’s watchlist.
Five movies may not exist, but five reasons to watch him absolutely do.
Watch the latest Fernando Lindez starrer, The Last Sunrise, on Prime Video.
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