Director: Marçal Forés
Winter puts Ares and Raquel's romance back on the table in Through My Window: Looking at You, the third chapter of the Spanish teen drama built around Clara Galle and Julio Peña's on-again, off-again couple.
What is Through My Window: Looking at You about?
The summer is over, and so, it seemed, was the relationship between Ares and Raquel. Marçal Forés picks up the pair months later, each trying to move forward while circumstance keeps pulling them back into the same rooms and the same unresolved feelings. Natalia Azahara, Eric Masip, and a returning circle of friends and family fill out the wider social world around them, with new tensions surfacing alongside old ones. Rather than restart the couple from scratch, the film treats their history as baggage neither can fully set down, and lets a colder season sharpen questions the warmer months let them avoid.
Cast & crew
Clara Galle and Julio Peña continue to anchor the series as Raquel and Ares, with Andrea Chaparro, Emilia Lazo, Ivan Lapadula, and Hugo Arbues rounding out the ensemble that has carried the trilogy since its start.
Context & significance
Directed by Marçal Forés and shot in Spain, Looking at You arrived in 2024 as the second sequel in a franchise adapted from Ariana Godoy's novels, following the original film's surprise popularity as a young-adult romance breakout. The series has built its audience largely on word of mouth among younger viewers drawn to its mix of family drama, school-age friendships, and a central couple whose chemistry keeps pulling audiences back for each new chapter, even as the story pushes both characters toward decisions about where their lives go next.
Where & how to watch
Through My Window: Looking at You streams on K-Time with a free account login, presented with a Farsi-friendly interface and Persian dubbing and subtitles for viewers who prefer to follow the story in Farsi.