Through My Window

Raquel has spent years watching the boy who lives next door, her quiet crush slowly blooming into something warmer. When Ares Hidalgo begins to notice her in return, the dynamic between them shifts from friendly banter to a sharper attraction. Their growing closeness pulls them into late night chats, shared secrets, and careful choices as they test boundaries and confront what they really want. The film balances light humor with emotion, letting the jokes land without undercutting the stakes. Set against a sunlit city backdrop, this romance drama tracks two people deciding whether their feelings are worth defying expectations and risking what comes next, and how they grow in the light of those choices. Mood stays hopeful as trust grows.

Directed by Marçal Forés, Through My Window adapts Ariana Godoy and Eduard Sola's popular novels for the screen. It stars Clara Galle and Julio Peña, with Guillermo Lasheras in a supporting role, and premiered on Netflix in 2022 globally too.

Box office figures for this streaming title are not publicly released, since Netflix tends to report viewership rather than traditional earnings. The film drew attention through its Netflix premiere and fueled online chatter among fans of romance for international viewers worldwide.

Cultural chatter around the film centers on the central pairing and the book to screen transition. Fans debated on social media, shared fan art, and discussed how the movie measures up to the source material, keeping the conversation alive beyond the credits. It connected with audiences who enjoy contemporary romance.

Critics note a breezy pace that blends romance with light comedy while examining attraction under family and social expectations. Themes of desire, secrecy, and choosing personal happiness anchor the film in a relatable, contemporary mood. The performances of Galle and Peña ground the film in authenticity for viewers worldwide.