Daniel Alegrete

Bilbao, 1983. Torrential rains cause the river to overflow, flooding the city and plunging it into chaos. Meanwhile, the gay club High remains open, operating intermittently through power cuts as some men continue to come, suspended in a limbo of desire. Little by little, the outside world seeps in: rising water and distant sounds reveal an internal reality from which there is no easy escape.

Sofija, a hostel worker in Sarajevo, has until the end of the week to empty her estranged father's office.

Somewhere in Sarajevo, an introverted woman named Lejla visits a doctor in order to resolve a mysterious business. The decisions that she makes here will change her life forever. Soon we discovered that Lejla is an actress who is about to attend a very important audition. Against what she expected, the role is taken by her college Sejla, which will increase Lejla's personal frustration. This will lead her to a state of anxiety that will precipitate her calculated plans, revealing that her real intention was to kill Lejla and steal her identity. Although everything seems to work as she planned it, quite soon Lejla's new face starts to cracks, as if her body was rejecting her new self. This will bring her terrible consequences.

After attempting suicide, Pablo wakes up to discover that something has gone terribly wrong: his body is dead, but his mind is still alive. His parents, clinging to what remains of him, decide to care for him at home. However, as the unstoppable decomposition of his body progresses, their pain and sadness turn into growing revulsion, until they have no choice but to bury him alive.