Award-Winning Spanish Series “Querer” Now Streaming on Arte.tv

Published: June 14, 2025, 5:00 PM

The Spanish mini-series “Querer – behind closed doors,” which stirred notable attention both domestically and internationally, is now accessible on arte.tv, headlining a trio of media library recommendations for the summer season.

“Querer”: A Deep Dive into Marital Rape Now Streaming on Arte.tv

The series “Querer” fearlessly confronts the sensitive subject of marital rape, portraying the intricate challenges of communication within a family grappling with such trauma. The series enhances its authenticity by depicting the father figure not as a stereotypical villain, but as an ordinary individual, thereby exploring the subtle nuances of sexual violence that may occur unnoticed behind closed doors.

The storyline revolves around Miren, who, after three decades of marriage to Íñigo, decides to file a complaint against him. They share two adult sons and a cozy life in Bilbao.though, “Querer” delves into the hidden realities of their marriage. The opening scene depicts Miren at the police station with her lawyer, initiating the complaint process.

Did You Know? According to a 2023 report by the World Health Organization (WHO),nearly 1 in 3 women globally have experienced physical and/or sexual violence,mostly by an intimate partner WHO.

The dialog highlights the tension:

– Does he know that you are here?
– No.
– Do you think you will be in danger if we send him the ad? – No. So I don’t take it. He is on the road at the moment, he’s gone. How does he get the ad?
– You will call him.
Dialog Aus “want”

As Miren returns to their apartment to gather her belongings, Íñigo unexpectedly arrives, potentially moments away from receiving the police notification. Panicked, she flees to her sons, leaving without her essentials. While one son, Jon, lives in a shared apartment, the other, Aitor, already has a family but struggles to comprehend his mother’s actions. He confronts her, questioning the allegations of sexual violence, to which she responds, “Honey, that’s not easy for me.”

The gripping series “Querer – behind closed doors,” lauded as “hard-hitting,” “realistic,” and “fantastic” by the Spanish-speaking press, is now available on arte.tv.

“The Dead from Next Door”: British True Crime on ZDF Mediathek

In a tranquil Welsh town, an eccentric elderly woman captivates her neighbors, only for a male body encased in plastic to surface in her garden.This premise, reminiscent of a British crime bestseller, unfolds as a true crime narrative in the three-part series, “The Dead from Next Door,” now streaming on ZDF Mediathek.

we couldn’t believe it.Then we showed the control center. Send the evidence of evidence immediately.
Quote from “the dead from next door”

While the discovery of the corpse is somewhat sensationalized, the case itself is compelling. The victim’s identity remains elusive,as does any connection to Leigh Sabine,who passed away from cancer shortly before the discovery and seemingly lacked the physical strength for such a crime.According to crime statistics, only 15% of murders are committed by women Statista. Described as a cheerful woman who enjoyed sharing stories of her singing career, a deeper investigation reveals a different side of Leigh Sabine and a family tragedy of significant proportions.

Pro Tip: When watching true crime documentaries, consider researching the case independently to gain a broader perspective and understand the complexities involved.

the series “The Dead from Next Door” is available on ZDF Mediathek.

What are your favourite true crime series? Have you watched “Querer” and what are your thoughts on the series?

Disclaimer: This article provides information about streaming series and does not offer legal or psychological advice. If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, please seek professional help.

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