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2022    1h 52minComédie, Romance
5.532%7.3
Amoureuse depuis longtemps, Raquel découvre enfin que ses sentiments pour son voisin sont réciproques. Mais la famille du jeune homme ne voit pas l'histoire d'un bon œil.
Réalisé par Marçal Forés

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  • Clara GalleRaquel
  • Julio PeñaAres Hidalgo
  • Guillermo LasherasYoshi
  • Natalia AzaharaDaniela
  • Hugo ArbuesApolo Hidalgo
  • Eric MasipArtemis Hidalgo
  • Pilar CastroTere
  • Abel FolkJuan Hildago
  • Rachel LascarSofía Hidalgo
  • Emilia LazoClaudia
  • Lucía de la PuertaSamy
  • Marià CasalsMarcos
  • Sylvia Parejo LópezAndrea Jefa Fast Food
  • Silvia AlbertBibliotecaria
  • José Antonio DuqueConserje Biblioteca
  • Óscar IntenteCoordinator Curso
  • Joan GaloPorterx Zona VIP
  • Anna MartínezCompanera Curso Raquel
  • Andrea Sainz De BarandaProfesora Educatión Fisica
  • Salahddin TarkiCompañero 1 / Amigo 1
  • Selina4 avril 2025
    03/04/25-20:52 04/04/25-finished
  • Yashika Rajput26 juillet 2025
    Of course, this movie was good. It had intensity. It had passion. It had that dark, chaotic tension you sometimes crave in a love story. But... something was missing. Every time I watched a scene, I felt like I was searching for more — and not finding it. I wanted to love Ares. I tried. But… I just didn’t. He was too cold, too distant. From the very beginning, he acted like Raquel didn’t mean anything. Like she was just… there. And then suddenly, boom — we’re supposed to believe he’s in love with her? I didn’t feel the shift. I didn’t believe it. It felt confusing. Unsettling. Like I was being told to fall in love with someone who never truly showed up. Raquel though? I loved her. She was bold, vulnerable, chaotic — all at once. She felt. She wanted. She dreamed. She was the kind of girl who was too much for this world, and I loved that about her. Her best friend? I liked their bond. It felt natural. But even there… something felt off. Like they were good together, but not magic. You know? And let’s talk about Ares’s family — His father? Couldn’t stand him. His brothers? Even worse. There was so much darkness, so much toxicity — and no healing. It was draining. But if I had to name one comfort character, it was Raquel’s mom. Soft. Supportive. Always there. No drama. Just love. She was the kind of mother who lets you make mistakes but never lets go of your hand. And in a movie filled with chaos, she was my calm. Still… I don’t even want to talk too much about this movie. I don’t hate it. I don’t love it. I just… felt something off. Something that didn’t sit right in my chest. Maybe that’s the point. Or maybe some love stories just look better from far away… through a window.

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