Daniel Sánchez Arévalo’s Collision Course premieres on Netflix on October 30, 2026. The Spanish thriller begins with a bank robbery in Madrid and follows the deception, fear and violence that spread after the thieves enter the building.
Laia Costa, Karra Elejalde, Luis Zahera, Tamar Novas, Álvaro Cervantes and Lluís Homar lead the cast. Netflix has also released a first teaser and a set of images that move from the bank and police offices to damaged cars and open flames, while keeping each character’s part in the crisis hidden.
Collision Course: quick facts
- Netflix release date: October 30, 2026.
- Spanish title: Colisión.
- Format: Spanish live-action film.
- Genre: Crime thriller.
- Setting: Madrid during an economic crisis.
- Director: Daniel Sánchez Arévalo.
- Production company: Bambú Producciones.
When does Collision Course come out on Netflix?
Collision Course arrives on Netflix on October 30, 2026. The date applies to Daniel Sánchez Arévalo’s new Spanish film, whose original title is Colisión.
Netflix has not published an exact release hour or a territory-by-territory availability list. It has also not announced a separate theatrical run. The confirmed plan is the October 30 Netflix premiere.
The dedicated Collision Course movie page keeps the release date, story, cast and production details together.
What is Collision Course about?
The story starts when a group of robbers breaks into a bank in Madrid during an economic crisis. The robbery sets off a chain of events that reaches beyond the people inside the bank.
What looks like a familiar heist becomes a fight built around deception, fear and survival. Every decision changes the danger, and the people involved are trying to escape more than a prison sentence.
The premise does not identify a single reliable hero or reveal which characters are robbers, victims or investigators. That uncertainty is part of the film’s setup: no one is exactly who they appear to be, and the first story description stops before exposing the alliances or the outcome.
What do the first Collision Course images reveal?
The first-look set shows the bank crime, police activity and violent consequences outside the building. Three masked robbers search a damaged office, investigators speak with a seated man, and several people examine a wrecked car.
Other images show a car engulfed in flames and a man standing near fire. Those scenes confirm that the crisis expands beyond the robbery, but they do not establish the order of events or who causes the destruction.
The publicity stills also avoid giving away the characters’ names and loyalties. A suited man, a police officer, forensic workers and several men around the damaged car all appear, but the current cast announcement does not connect individual performers to specific roles.
Who is in the Collision Course cast?
Laia Costa, Karra Elejalde and Luis Zahera are among the six announced leads. Costa’s recent film work includes Lullaby and One Love, while Elejalde has appeared in Spanish Affair and While at War. Zahera’s credits include The Beasts and Animal.
Tamar Novas, Álvaro Cervantes and Lluís Homar complete the announced principal cast. Novas is known for The Sea Inside and Gangs of Galicia, Cervantes for Deaf and Crazy About Her, and Homar for Bad Education and Broken Embraces.
Netflix has not published character names or a complete supporting-cast list. The movie record therefore keeps the confirmed actors together without assigning any of them to the robber, police or civilian figures seen in the images.
Why is Collision Course new ground for its director?
Collision Course is Daniel Sánchez Arévalo’s first thriller. His earlier films include DarkBlueAlmostBlack, Seventeen and Cousinhood, making the bank story a deliberate move into a different genre.
Sánchez Arévalo said he wanted to explore a story that did not begin in his own head. He described the project in terms of action, suspense, intrigue, confusion and twists rather than the lighter dramatic rhythms associated with some of his previous work.
Who wrote and produced the film?
Daniel Sánchez Arévalo co-wrote Collision Course with Ramón Campos. Campos also serves as executive producer, and Bambú Producciones makes the film.
Production took place across several locations in Madrid. Bambú Producciones has also worked on The Asunta Case, Cocaine Coast, Cable Girls and A Widow’s Game, giving the project a team with extensive Spanish crime and drama experience.
A full department-by-department crew list has not been released in the current announcement. The confirmed credits are limited to the director, the two writers, the executive producer and the production company.
Is this the same Collision Course as the 2022 film?
No. The October 2026 film is a new Spanish thriller directed by Daniel Sánchez Arévalo. It is titled Colisión in Spanish and follows a Madrid bank robbery.
Netflix also carries a separate 2022 Nigerian drama called Collision Course. That earlier movie follows a law-enforcement officer and a young musician. The two films do not share the same story, country of production or principal cast.
What is still unconfirmed?
Character names, individual roles, runtime and content rating have not been announced. Netflix has also not provided a complete supporting cast, an exact launch hour or detailed audio and subtitle availability.
The teaser and images do not reveal who survives the robbery or which characters can be trusted. Those answers belong to the film rather than the release announcement, and the current page does not turn visual clues into plot facts.
Collision Course FAQ
What is the Collision Course Netflix release date?
Daniel Sánchez Arévalo’s Collision Course premieres on Netflix on October 30, 2026.
What is Collision Course about?
A group of robbers enters a Madrid bank during an economic crisis, beginning a chain of deception, fear and survival in which no one is exactly who they appear to be.
Who stars in Collision Course?
The announced leads are Laia Costa, Karra Elejalde, Luis Zahera, Tamar Novas, Álvaro Cervantes and Lluís Homar. Pixel Twelve’s Movies hub carries current film coverage.
