Back To 15 is the centerpiece of Netflix’s upcoming Brazilian adolescent drama, which will be released on the site on February 25, 2022. This production addresses a concept that has been handled numerous times in the film but is always intriguing: altering the past to have a better and more meaningful future. We had seen an inverse operation with comparable ramifications in Gary Winick’s film 30 Years in a Second. We do not conceal from you that this series reminded us a lot, not only for the concepts but especially for the story progression.
Back To 15 is still a unique product aimed at teenage and pre-adolescent audiences, an age when one cannot wait to grow up, seeing maturity as something sought for and distant. With these principles in place, we can go deeper into this narrative.
Plot of Back to 15
Anita, a 30-year-old lady who lives a horrible existence, has only a cat compared to her perfect sister Luisa. The latter is ready to marry attractive guy Douglas. However, when she returned home, she turned on the ancient computer in the house and opened the web to save images. In 2006, on her first day of high school, she was restored to her life at 15. Even though I’m not sure why she chooses to the right the faults she’s made in her life, and both are against patriarchal culture—keeping relatives safe from unfortunate guys.
Trying to persuade her sister to do what she wants while still searching for lost hearts and emotions. However, the more you solve, the better. The good life has devolved into anarchy. And attracts the lives of others around her, including Caesar, Enrico, Carol, Joel, and her elder sister, into meddling with hers. How is she going to solve this problem? What caused her to be able to go back and forth between the ages of thirty and fifteen?
The series’ storyline is linear, yet the linearity is an instant and constant return to the past. What happens next in the story? We didn’t think there was anything to return to. Being a brief six-episode series, it reveals the point of the tale in a very appropriate manner, right in the core of the story itself. However, the series uses the views of other characters to aid support the tale rather than giving simply one side of the protagonist like other stories do, so it’s entertaining to watch without being showy or fancy.
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The notion is similar to viewing a time-traveling serial with the atmosphere of 2006’s past. The law of time travel is no different. Still, the interesting part is that it’s a tale that’s progressively becoming more diverse, combined with the story of youth and love, where there’s a fine line between accuracy and perfection.
And there may be reasons that aren’t true, but there are a lot of late times that are so slow that I don’t want to keep watching. Until the last act, everything appears to be unraveling and ending well. The series also decided to be cruel. End up leaving it hanging on purpose to make us wonder how it will end when there are enough knots to the point where, if I don’t continue, I’m at a loss for words because the novel is divided into two volumes. However, if you ignore the book, there must be a second season. But we’re not sure if you should keep on.
The major characters are highly fascinating. Each has its own set of clues that will progressively reveal itself over time. Anita is a self-assured, straight-talking lady who does not dare to do anything until 30 years old. She utilized her future knowledge to fix the future till she discovered and found what she loved.
The audience must like and support this character. But, at the same time, irritated with bossy Busy, who plays with the villagers till they get into trouble. Even though it is the correct thing to do, there must be limits. However, Enrico, a black man’s closest friend who aspires to be a musician and secretly adores Anita, is drawn to her wish to transform until she forgets the repercussions.
Carol, who is always supportive of Anita, is a young girl who aspires to be an athlete and feels that having a partner will make her feel more significant. It’s cozy, oppressive, and cynical. She also falls in love with Joel, a best friend who is unsure if they have similar likes.
An enigmatic young guy who becomes caught in mysteries and loves Anita Luisa, a representative of a lady expected to the point of her own life by her family. Until her action permanently alters the future. Every character has a story arc that is connected, influences one another, and adds to the story’s intensity.
