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Raising Voices

2024

Original language: Spanish

  • drama

The story

When a 17-year-old reports a sexual assault at her high school, an investigation upends her life and tests her relationships.

What it’s like

Bright, youthful energy sits against a serious subject in this teen drama set in a high school. Its tone is vibrant and socially engaged, with the hallways, friendships and everyday routines of adolescence giving the story a lively surface. The emotional register is intense and sometimes raw, since the central event is a sexual assault and the fallout moves through school, family and friendships. Expect scenes of accusation, questioning and social pressure rather than explicit depiction; the violence is referred to and dealt with rather than shown in graphic detail, but the subject matter is heavy throughout. The pacing follows an investigation, so it tends to build tension through conversations, confrontations and shifting loyalties. Its young protagonist is shaped by having to speak up while others test whether she will be believed, and the people around her are forced to reconsider where they stand. It is an adaptation of a novel, which gives it a character-driven rhythm. This suits viewers who want a socially direct teen drama that takes consent and accountability seriously, and who can handle sustained emotional weight. It is not a gentle or light watch.

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