Director: Miguel Sáez Carral
A single act of public defiance sets off a chain reaction in Raising Voices, the Spanish drama series known internationally as Nicht eine mehr. Released in 2024, the show follows one student's decision to name what her school won't.
What is Raising Voices (Nicht eine mehr) about?
Seventeen-year-old life rarely changes overnight, but for the central character in Raising Voices, one banner does exactly that. After hanging a sign on her school's facade warning that someone dangerous is hiding among the staff or students, she forces a community that preferred silence to react. What follows traces the fallout among classmates, teachers, and families as accusations, denials, and old grudges surface. Clara Galle anchors the series as the student whose choice reshapes everyone around her, while the ensemble cast plays out the messy, often uncomfortable process of a school confronting what it had ignored.
Cast & crew
Clara Galle leads as the student at the center of the controversy, supported by Aïcha Villaverde, José Pastor, and Gabriel Guevara as classmates pulled into the fallout. Teresa de Mera, Eloy Azorín, and Ruth Díaz play the adults navigating the institution's response, and Nicole Wallace rounds out a cast built to show how a single accusation ripples through an entire school community across the show's episodes.
Context & significance
Directed by Miguel Sáez Carral, Raising Voices is a 2024 Spanish production running roughly 45 minutes per episode, part of a wave of European dramas tackling school-based misconduct head-on rather than as a subplot. Its Spanish-language setting and contemporary school environment give the series a grounded, realistic texture, and its drama-only genre focus keeps the tension centered on relationships and institutional response rather than procedural mystery.
Where & how to watch
Raising Voices is available on K-Time with Persian dubbing and Persian subtitles, letting Farsi-speaking audiences follow the series' dialogue-heavy scenes without missing nuance. Browsing the show's page requires no account, but streaming episodes does require logging into K-Time, whose interface is also available in Farsi.