"Notes Apart", the new web series that highlights the prejudices of society
GAYLES.TV.- The premiere of a web series is always good news and when the project consists of 7 chapters that will be released all the same day, it goes from being good news to being a promising sofa and computer evening.
"Notes Apart" is a web lesbian series designed to be enjoyed by all types of public regardless of sexual orientation. Each chapter will have an approximate duration of 5 minutes and see them in continuity is an immersion of 35 minutes in the creativity and the satire.
The series deals with the various aspects of the life of a teenage girl in her attempts to come out of the closet. Always in a humorous way, in “Separate Notes” we accompany Sara, a naive and shameful teenager who has not come out of the closet. Sara is studying second year of high school and needs reinforcement classes for the Art History subject if she wants to pass the selectivity. So when she discovers the homosexuality of Helena, the girl who will help her prepare for the course, she will learn many things about herself and will understand that first impressions are sometimes misleading.
Inspired by the movement "We Deserve Better", "Apart Notes" takes the cliché representation of the LGTBQ community in the media as a starting point to make us have a good time while putting in check social prejudices.
The project, which comes from the hand of the scriptwriter, director and producer Alba Guillén, aims to help young people face the exit of the closet with normality, "Notes Apart" plays with humor and laughs at the tics of a society where supposedly there are no prejudices but with a strong persistence of homophobia.
In its first season, "Apart Notes" has the presence of Aysha Daraaui and Mònica Rius as main protagonists. The chapters are broadcast in Spanish, with subtitles in Spanish and English.
The “We Deserve Better” movement on which the series is based, (http://lgbtfansdeservebetter.com/) is an initiative created to defend a better representation of LGTBI characters in the media to help prevent suicides of young lesbians, gay men, bisexuals, transsexuals and queer from 13 to 24 years.
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