Juanma Calderón

Amores Gatos is an experimental tragicomedy about a wannabe-poet jack-of-all-trades dilettante that earns his living as a cat-sitter in NYC. On a raucous night on the job he manages to lose the same cat three times only to realize, when the owners unexpectedly return, that their cat has been replaced by another.

Two brothers travel to Madrid to rescue the head of the last Inca king and take it back to Peru to use as a symbol of power. Inspired by the myth of Inkarri, about the resurrection of the Inca Empire, this story serves to illustrate a different reality: the current Peruvian migration to this European city. The stories of various migrants intertwine, irreverently and humorously offering a comprehensive overview of the diverse realities and motivations behind the exile and self-imposed exile of Peruvians and Latin Americans in Madrid.

Gabriel (Giovanni Ciccia) arrives to New York with the hope of devoting himself to his great passion: cinema. After many attempts, Gabriel feels that he has managed to write a script of his career, a story that will give life to an original pornographic film. With an excellent script in his hands, but without any money, he looks for alternatives to produce his film.