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A Different View (Spanish: La otra mirada)^[2] is a Spanish dramatic television series created by Josep Cister and Jaime Vaca and starring Macarena García, Patricia López Arnaiz, Ana Wagener, Cecilia Freire, and others. The show is set in 1920s Seville and deals with feminist issues.^[3] The two seasons of the show originally aired from 25 April 2018 to 15 July 2019 on La 1.

Set in an academy for young women in Seville in the 1920s,^[3] A Different View shows a teaching center clinging to an unwavering way of doing things and conditioned by the traditions of the city and those years. This world and its pillars wobble with the arrival of a new teacher who has a very different way of seeing things. She also has a secret objective directly related to the academy. The search for their own voices among the group of adult and young women is among the goals of the protagonists.

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Each episode in both seasons deals with problems and themes that occurred in 1920, and have enduring contemporary interest: the history of Elena Maseras; female teaching; the role of women in sport over the years; feminism as a collective movement and the importance of mutual support among women; the need for women to tell their stories so that no one else speaks for them; the existence of feminist artworks, such as El pelele by Francisco de Goya; knowledge about sexuality beyond male pleasure and self-knowledge of female orgasm; and the value of self-love, mental health, and understanding racism.

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• Macarena García - Manuela Martín Casado
• Patricia López Arnaiz - Teresa Blanco Sánchez
• Ana Wagener - Luisa Fernández Mayoral
• Cecilia Freire - Ángela López Castaño

• Gloria Muñoz - Doña Manuela Casado García (Episode 1 - Episode 5, Episode 7 - Episode 8, Episode 11, Episode 13)
• Carlos Olalla - Don Pascual Martín (Episode 1 - Episode 4, Episode 7 - Episode 8, Episode 13)
• Begoña Vargas - Roberta Luna Miñambres
• Lucía Díez - Margarita Ortega-Sánchez Camaño y López de Carrizosa
• Carla Campra - Flavia Cardesa González
• Paula de la Nieta - Macarena Panduro Alén
• Abril Montilla - María Jesús Junio Crespo
• Elena Gallardo - Candela Megía Rodas
• Juanlu González - Ramón
• Álvaro Mel - Tomás Peralta García de Blas (Episode 1 - Episode 5, Episode 7 - Episode 13)
• Pepa Gracia - Paula Alén (Episode 3, Episode 5, Episode 7, Episode 9, Episode 12 - Episode 13)
• Jordi Coll - Martín Arteaga Gómez-Berzosa (Episode 3 - Episode 4, Episode 7 - Episode 8, Episode 11 - Episode 13)
• Alejandro Sigüenza - David (Episode 3, Episode 5, Episode 9, Episode 11 - Episode 13)
• José Pastor - Rafael "Rafita" Peralta García de Blas (Episode 1 - Episode 4, Episode 7 - Episode 8)
• José Luis Barquero - Álvaro Peralta García de Blas (Episode 1 - Episode 4, Episode 7 - Episode 8)
• Celia Freijeiro - María Antonia Miñambres (Episode 5 - Episode 6, Episode 8, Episode 13)
• Filipe Duarte - Vanildo "Nildo" Zacarías de Azevedo (Episode 1 - Episode 6, Episode 13)

• Macarena García - Manuela Martín Casado
• Patricia López Arnaiz - Teresa Blanco Sánchez
• Ana Wagener - Luisa Fernández Mayoral
• Melina Matthews - Carmen Lara

• Carla Campra - Flavia Cardesa González
• Lucía Díez - Margarita Ortega-Sánchez Camaño y López de Carrizosa
• Begoña Vargas - Roberta Luna Miñambres
• Abril Montilla - María Jesús Junio Crespo
• Paula de la Nieta - Macarena Panduro Alén
• Elena Gallardo - Candela Megía Rodas
• Dariam Coco - Inés
• Gloria Muñoz - Doña Manuela Casado García (Episode 14/1, Episode 16/3 - Episode 21/8)
• Jordi Coll - Martín Arteaga Gómez-Berzosa (Episodio 14/1, Episode 16/3 - Episode 19/6, Episode 21/8)
• Álvaro Mel - Tomás Peralta García de Blas
• Juanlu González - Ramón
• Javier Mora - Don Rafael Peralta (Episode 14/1 - Episode 15/2, Episode 17/4, Episode 19/6 - Episode 21/8)
• César Vicente - Elías
• José Pastor - Rafael "Rafita" Peralta García de Blas (Episode 15/2 - Episode 19/6, Episode 21/8)
• José Luis Barquero - Álvaro Peralta García de Blas (Episode 15/2 - Episode 16/3, Episode 21/8)
• Carlos Olalla - Don Pascual Martín (Episode 17/4 - Episode 20/7)
• Paco Mora - Arcadio Pérez Fernández (Episode 20/7)
• Raúl Ferrando - Enrique Hidalgo (Episode 15/2, Episode 17/4 - Episode 20/7)
• Cecilia Freire - Ángela López Castaño (Episode 14/1, Episode 19/6)
• Pepa Gracia - Paula Alén (Episode 19/6)
• Javier Ambrossi - Benito Padilla (Episode 16/3)
• Javier Calvo - Jorge Merlot (Episode 16/3)
• Joaquín Notario - Vicente Martínez (Episode 14/1 - Episode 16/3, Episode 18/5; Episode 20/7 - Episode 21/8)
• Celia Freijeiro - María Antonia Miñambres (Episode 14/1, Episode 17/4)

Created by Josep Cister and Jaime Vaca,^[5] La otra mirada was produced by RTVE in collaboration with Boomerang TV.^[6] It was known as Alma Mater during pre-production.^[7] The episodes of season 1 were directed by Luis Santamaría, Mar Olid, Fernando González Molina, Miguel del Arco and Pablo Guerrero.^[8] Shooting locations included Seville, Madrid, Guadalajara and Toledo.^[8]

Although the series' premiere was scheduled for the northern hemisphere in the Summer of 2018, Televisión Española (TVE) decided to release it on 25 April.^[9] The last episode aired on 25 July 2018. The season averaged a 9.0% audience share and 1,418,000 viewers.^[10]

By October 2018, RTVE decided to renew the series for a second and a final season of 8 episodes. Audience ratings were unimpressive,^[11][12] but the series earned critical acclaim.^[10]

Melina Matthews and Dariam Coco, as well as Joaquín Notario and César Vicente, joined the cast for the new season.^[13] Credited directors in season 2 included Luis Santamaría, Pablo Guerrero, and Carlos Navarro, whereas the writing team was formed by Alba Lucio, Irene Rodríguez, Ana Muñiz da Cunha, and Tatiana Rodríguez.^[14][15] The broadcasting run spanned from 27 May 2019 to 15 July 2019.^[16]

RTVE reached agreements with platforms such as IVI and Walter Presents to broadcast the series in international markets.^[17] The series premiered in Vietnam on 25 April 2023 on VTV3 as Vượt lên định kiến.^{[citation needed]}

• A Different View at IMDb
• La otra mirada en FilmAffinity.