Ada Tormo

In a Valencian village, during the postwar period, Ana tries to get ahead with her family; the civil war has opened a deep wound in all of them, especially in her brother-in-law, Antonio. Ana tries to heal that wound with stews, secrets and silences, but when Isabel, newly married to Antonio, comes to the family, Ana’s attention and care will be worth little or nothing: the sacrifice does not always have its reward.

A teenager rehearses a song in her room while her father listens behind the door.

Three ferocious dogs keep a group of young people prisoners in the pool of a luxurious house they have snuck into, while neighbors gather at a nearby villa to celebrate the start of summer.

The charitable campaign “Per Nadal et convide a sopar” is broadcast live during Christmas Eve dinner. The program encourages people with limited resources to spend the evening with well-off families, turning hospitality into a public act of generosity. The Colomer family takes part in the initiative and welcomes Caterina, a woman in a vulnerable situation, into their home. In front of the cameras, Vicent Colomer enthusiastically champions Valencian traditions and emphasizes the importance of opening one’s home to others on such a significant occasion.

Laura, a fanciful 16-year old teenager is in love with her young and attractive Religion teacher and will experience an excessive spiritual awakening that will lead her to lose her mind.