Alba (series) (2021)
Año de lanzamiento: 2021
Nación: Spain
Alternative Title: N/A
Director: Carlos Martín, Carlota Pereda, Humberto Miró, Ignasi Rubio, Pablo Guerrero
Writer: Carlos Martín, Carlos Vila, Ece Yörenç, Ignasi Rubio, Irma Correa, Javier Holgado, Melek Gençoglu, Miguel Bueno, Susana López Rubio, Valentina Francelet, Vedat Türkali
Producción & Género
Productor: Executive Producer: Luis Santamaria, Montse García, Pablo Guerrero
Compañías: Boomerang TV
Género: Drama
Budget: N/A
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Palabras clave
Palabras clave: family drama, foreign language adaptation, miniseries, rape, rape victim
Historia
Alba returns to her hometown for vacation and attends a party where she is sexually assaulted by a group of boys. The next morning, she wakes up naked on the beach with no memory of what happened. A year prior, Alba had moved to the city and fell in love with her neighbor Bruno, whom she reunites with unexpectedly. Their relationship becomes serious until Alba's assault, after which she discovers that three of the four attackers are Bruno's best friends. The identity of the fourth aggressor remains unknown initially, but his revelation sets off a new chain of events.
Resumen
Alba is a Spanish miniseries that focuses on the aftermath of sexual assault and its impact on the protagonist's life. The story revolves around Alba, a young woman who returns to her hometown for vacation and finds herself in a traumatic situation. The series explores themes of trust, betrayal, and resilience as Alba navigates the complex aftermath of her assault. Despite its heavy subject matter, 'Alba' is also a compelling drama that examines relationships, both romantic and familial, in the context of small-town dynamics.
