La Otra Mirada

Seville, 1920. Teresa, a fortyyearold woman, arrives in Seville fleeing the mysterious assassination of the Spanish ambassador in Lisbon. She goes behind the trail of a name: Roberta Luna, a student at the girls' academy in the city.

The teaching faculty is involved in a crisis and Manuela puts her position as principal at a referendum's disposal. Without hesitating, Luisa announces her candidacy and becomes Manuela's main rival.

Angela goes to a painting studio with her large family to take a portrait. There, she meets Paula, an artist who awakens feelings in her that she did not know. At school, Angela herself heads the organization of the Autumn Dance.

The teachers discover that the students receive an erotic magazine from the time by email and decide that Luisa dictates a class on sex to them. However, the lesson turns out to be a resounding failure.

The public appearance of a photo of Roberta in an unprofitable attitude causes divisions among her classmates. On the one hand, there are those that support Roberta and, on the other hand, those that consider her trampy.

Manuela decides to subject the students to an aptitude test to see what is the future job they would like to do. After checking it, Candela is disappointed because the test recommends her not to focus on biology.