This mind-pulverisingly bizarre and woodenly acted romdram from Spain is the second of a projected trilogy and a whopping ratings success for Amazon’s Prime Video despite, or because of, the fact that it makes a daytime TV soap look like Ingmar Bergman.

Aside from the scenic visuals, the film doesn’t offer much. Maybe it would’ve worked if it took the Fifty Shades route, but the decision to deliver an undercooked romantic drama is simply unimpressive.

This second YA franchise entry struggles to create the same drama as its predecessor, but the gorgeous cast and settings, and the tortured relationships, will still appeal to their target audience.

Even though the script is sometimes a bit confusing, in this type of film we can overlook it, especially when the protagonists do the best they can with the material they have. [Full review in Spanish]