A revenge thriller with ‘heartbreaking performances’ has rocketed up the Netflix charts as viewers ‘binge-watch every episode’.

Two Graves, created by Agustín Martínez, landed on the popular streaming service on August 29.

The new Spanish thriller follows the story of a woman called Isabel who goes looking for her missing 16-year-old granddaughter and her friend.

It stars Kiti Mánver as grandmother Isabel, Nadia Vilaplana as young girl Verónica, Zoé Arnao as the other missing girl Marta, Álvaro Morte as Rafael Salazar and Hovik Keuchkerian as Antonio.

Netflix’s official synopsis reads: ‘When the disappearance of two teen girls shocks a quiet coastal town, a bereft grandmother risks everything to uncover the truth and seek revenge.’

Although it has only been on the site for four days, it has managed to get into the top 10 of the most-watched programmes.

A revenge thriller with ‘heartbreaking performances’ rockets up the Netflix charts as viewers ‘binge-watch every episode’

Two Graves, created by Agustín Martínez, landed on the popular streaming service on August 29

The show, which is called Dos Tumbas in Spanish, has placed at number six on the chart.

There are three parts to the programme, all lasting around 40 to 50 minutes.

Over the last few days many have shared their rave reviews about the programme.

One wrote on IMDb: ‘Quick binge with only three episodes. Nothing revolutionary but I’m trash for a Spanish crime drama so I ate this show up with a spoon anyway. There are some surprises in there but I saw the very last scene coming about a mile away.

‘But the setting and pacing were great, the show doesn’t waste much time on filler which was nice.’

‘As stated earlier, I enjoyed the depiction of the local settings as well as the fact that the story was condensed into three rather than the usual six, eight or ten to which these stories often run.’

Others took to Google reviews, with one saying: ‘I loved it!’

‘The plot is very good; it keeps you on the edge of your seat and wanting to know more. There are several very good twists, but my rating is negative because the ending was a huge disappointment.’

The new Spanish thriller follows the story of a woman called Isabel who goes looking for her missing 16-year-old granddaughter and her friend (pictured)

Many have rushed online to share their positive reviews about the three-part series – and one said that it’s ‘top-notch’

‘Personally, I was hooked from the first episode. I watched the series in one sitting. It’s very entertaining and has an unexpected ending. Excellent performances by the main characters. I recommend it.’

‘I loved it!!! The actors are top-notch, you can’t expect anything less, and the plot is so good, and you’ll be able to watch it in 3 hours.

‘The cover said a lot, and in my opinion, it did NOT disappoint. It’s entertaining and very good.’

‘Wow, this thriller is a pure killer. From start to finish, wow… Go for it! The story is extraordinary. Four excellent episodes. I highly recommend it. A must-watch.’

‘A very good series. It gets to the point and presents everything in a very fluid manner, not fast, but at the right moment to keep the viewer engaged… and the ending… unexpected… but it was the right one.

‘5 points well deserved… short? Yes, but precise… not like other series that have 10 episodes and unnecessary characters and situations that end up unfinished…’

 The show also stars Zoé Arnao, Salva Reina, Joan Solé, Carlos Scholz, Iván Prados and Nonna Cardoner.

 Two Graves is written by Jorge Díaz and Antonio Santos Mercero.

The show, which was filmed in Malaga, is also directed by Kike Maíllo.

Earlier this week Netflix fans shared that they ‘can’t wait’ to watch gritty new period drama House Of Guinness – as the first trailer unveiled a glittering cast and James Norton in the lead role.

From the mind of Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight, the eight-part series promises to be one of the streaming giant’s most ambitious dramas yet.

House Of Guinness tells the story of the legendary family behind the world-famous brewery, set against the backdrop of 19th-century Dublin and New York.

Stream Two Graves on Netflix now.