Rodolfo Espinosa

Pol is a 14-year-old girl who lives with her father and grandfather, who wants to send them to Russia. Pol must make copies of some documents for his grandfather and on his way he meets Flaco, a boy who is fleeing from another older man who is looking for him.

The following narrative reveals three different stories, one where a shopkeeper has problems with his television, in which he wants to watch a game, another where a girl from high society who urgently needs to go to a psychologist, gets a flat tire in the road and the other, of two characters who get lost in search of a poet's house.

The plot develops with real and funny moments that are experienced when making Guatemalan cinema, revealing the reality of art in the country.

Paco visits the only person he trusts: his uncle Juancho, buried for fifteen years in the cemetery, to ask for help and put his ideas in order.

Thirty-something friends Chente, Linares y Mijo set out on a journey to Lake Atitlan, to fulfill the last wish of their recently deceased childhood friend, Chacha: to throw his ashes into the lake and drink the last four beers in his name. On their way, they run over a police officer. Giving him up for dead, the three friends shove the body in the trunk of their car…and that’s when the fun really starts as they face one outrageous situation after another forcing each one of them to come to terms with their own existential crisis.

A story about cultural management, misadventures of several individuals, within Cargam, the parcel delivery company.

Abel takes his girlfriend Meryem to Quetzaltenango to meet his conservative family during the Guatemalan Independence Day celebrations. While Abel struggles to live up to family expectations, Meryem ventures into the city in search of her idol. With secrets and misunderstandings, the couple faces comical and heartwarming challenges during a night of parades and revelations.