A love story split across two decades anchors In Love All Over Again, a Spanish series that follows Irene and Julio from the year they met to the present day.
What is In Love All Over Again about?
In 2003, Irene is a film student putting together a short film and meets Julio while casting it. What starts as a quick, easy connection becomes something neither of them expects, and the series tracks how that bond survives — or doesn't — as the years pull them toward different cities, careers, and people. Rather than staying inside one timeline, the show cuts between the early 2000s and the present, letting viewers watch the gap between who these two were and who they've become. Georgina Amorós and Franco Masini lead as Irene and Julio, with Carlos González, Blanca Martínez, and Albert Salazar rounding out a cast that carries the story's supporting relationships across both eras.
About the cast
Georgina Amorós and Franco Masini carry the two timelines as Irene and Julio, with Carlos González, Blanca Martínez, Albert Salazar, Roser Vilajosana, Kyle Scudder, and Alyssa Gabrielle Rodriguez filling out the ensemble around them. Carlos Montero, known for building layered teen and young-adult drama, directs.
Context & significance
The series is a Spanish production released in 2023, working in the romance-drama space with a comedic edge, built around the kind of long-arc, will-they-won't-they structure that plays well as a multi-episode watch rather than a single sitting. Its 45-minute episodes suggest a pace closer to prestige drama than a light rom-com, and the dual-timeline format gives the genre's usual beats — the meet-cute, the near-misses, the reunion — more room to breathe than a single-timeline romance typically allows.
Watching In Love All Over Again on Ktime
In Love All Over Again streams on K-Time with a free account login — no purchase needed to read this page or browse the catalog. The series is available with Persian dubbing and Persian subtitles, so viewers can follow Irene and Julio's story in Farsi or with the original Spanish audio and Farsi text on screen, whichever fits how they like to watch.