José Luis Acosta

A man anguished by a disturbing job, and her: an enigmatic woman who wanders the streets, trying to seduce with her beauty anyone who can help her and rescue her from her madness. Together, trapped in a strange and desolate world, they will experience a strange relationship between the Shadows of parallel worlds...

Julia runs a trendy bar in Barcelona. She treats men with caution, believing one can love too much and invite pain. She's been dating Pablo, one of her waiters. After his grisly murder (his heart is cut out), she receives anonymous messages and video tapes from a man who says he is in love with her. Another murder follows, the police give her 24-hour protection, and Pablo's replacement at the bar, the virile Antonio, seems to be attracted to her. As Julia's stalker closes in, she's on the verge of a nervous breakdown, then becomes almost serene. Leading the investigation is a police comisario who's eyes are covered as he awaits the completion of treatment. Will we see the murderer?

César and Teresa are a happy couple until one night she sleeps with Coque Malla, César's great idol since his adolescence. Teresa confesses it to César, repentant, but he doesn't know how to react. Is being unfaithful with your erotic myth excusable? Teresa has not slept with her idol, but with Caesar's. And there is no current legislation on that. César needs to talk to Coque, even though the singer no longer lives in Spain. So the couple travels to Miami in search of him, while they rethink their 15-year relationship and their own lives.

Two brothers have been estranged for years, unaware of each other's lives. They meet again and face off in a final duel to try to resolve a deception that separated them and led to the destruction of their family and the death of their father, a prestigious chess master. Fénix, a former world chess champion, defeated by a fraud committed in his past, lives trapped in dishonor and guilt. Héctor, also a chess master, remains trapped by anger and the need for revenge. When they meet again, they are forced to duel in a final chess match.

Ramón, an egocentric and successful film producer, is only interested in money and women. Shortly after receiving a Goya for his latest film, he learns that his friend Enrique, a forgotten actor who is going through a rough patch, needs help. He has contacted Faby, an undocumented Peruvian waitress who works in the slum where Enrique has felt ill. Fascinated by the girl, Ramón decides to solve her problems, marrying her to Enrique.