[Viaplay] It focus in the problem of young sexuality through social networks with a story already known, but told backwards, from the end to the beginning. So the series can be seen from episode 7 to 1 as it is structured, or from episode 1 to 7. This is not only a way of telling it differently, but also reveals situations that reflect on guilt and victimization. S2 maintains the narrative structure but with a story in which sexualization is chosen, albeit with dramatic consequences. The narrative works worse, but maintains the reflection on the alternative realities of social networks.
Shout by Miguel A. ReinaBlockedParent2021-10-23T15:30:43Z— updated 2023-08-19T05:07:00Z
[Viaplay] It focus in the problem of young sexuality through social networks with a story already known, but told backwards, from the end to the beginning. So the series can be seen from episode 7 to 1 as it is structured, or from episode 1 to 7. This is not only a way of telling it differently, but also reveals situations that reflect on guilt and victimization. S2 maintains the narrative structure but with a story in which sexualization is chosen, albeit with dramatic consequences. The narrative works worse, but maintains the reflection on the alternative realities of social networks.