Two styles
They are two ways of understanding entertainment. Innocent (Calle 13) fits the established orthodoxy: presentation, knot and outcome. Four episodes in which the protagonist (Lee Ingleby) tries to rebuild his life after spending seven years in prison accused of having killed his wife, a sentence that is annulled by a judicial error. Fleabag (Amazon), meanwhile, speaks to us in eight chapters of something less than half an hour each, of the adventures of a 30-year-old girl, or as Almodóvar would say "like a cow without a cow", for a contemporary London. It's the great Phoebe Waller -Bridge, author of the homonymous play on which the series is based. There is presentation, presentation and presentation without knot or outcome, even with a constant directing the protagonist to the camera to, on the one hand, distance the action and, on the other, make the spectator complicit in his scathing comments, generally referring to sex, gymnastics to which she is very addicted.
