>[spoiler]"Ane had every right to be naked, to fuck, to be in photos, and to record it! But you all didn’t have the right to fuck her over for it! Not one of you had the right to carry her personal life in your pockets or to pass it around! Or to insult and harass her! You were cruel to her! It didn’t matter that she was suffering! You didn’t report it! You went along with it, acting like a pack of wild animals! Ane Uribe complained to the people in charge of this factory, and they did nothing! They left her on her own! They left her suffering until she couldn’t take it anymore!"[/spoiler]

[Netflix] Although it doesn't quite achieve the balance in its development, too long to be totally effective, there is an interesting approach to the feeling of guilt, trauma and stigma that makes the victim more harmed than the guilty. The different points of view feed the story, a reflection on how bullying is tackled from a male and female perspective, but also from social differences.