The article reviews a Norwegian miniseries titled ‘Un hombre mejor’ which delves into relevant themes such as sexual violence, feelings of loneliness, and the intricacies of male identity in modern society. It emphasizes the importance of empathy across genders and examines societal roles at home and in public spaces. This miniseries aims to foster conversations about redemption and the transformative power of changing one's view on these important issues.

A recent survey highlighted a concerning sentiment among young males in Spain, revealing that 51% perceive feminism as a tool of political manipulation. This sentiment sparked discussions, with critiques directed towards societal influences that contribute to such misunderstandings. The article points out that rather than blaming feministic movements, there is a shared responsibility to address the narratives that young men are exposed to about gender roles, particularly regarding issues like incel culture and male identity.

It further underscores the gravity of gender violence in Spain, referencing more than 1,350 femicide victims since 2003 and highlighting the alarming rate of 14 reported rapes per day. These statistics serve as a backdrop to the miniseries, illustrating the urgent need for a shift in perspective among young men towards understanding the deep-rooted issues of gender violence and the necessity of fostering a culture where empathy and mutual respect are paramount in discussing these topics.