Emilia Herbst

The night before travelling abroad, Martin celebrates his farewell party at his bff’s Nadia’s home, and at midnight her brother Nacho shows up. After a few drinks and some karaoke love songs, Martin starts to realize he might be in love for the first time.

Ricardo is all set to play Jesus in a biblical reenactment, but crashes into a dilemma while traveling to the show.

In a society where people are addicted to their cell phones, a man runs out of battery.

Clara and Alejandra await a person that never arrives. Between the ups and downs of discovering the reason for the wait, we are plunged into the universe of their relationship, blurring the boundaries between fiction and reality and getting carried away by the theatricality of everyday life.

It’s winter holidays and fourteen-year-old Ana discovers that the metal plate she has in her arm from an accident she suffered as a child is now receiving a strange message in Morse code.

Marianela decides to leave the country and stops by her sister’s house to drop off some things. Amid old photos and tensions that no one mentions, the family goes through a small chaos in which everyday life becomes fragile and goodbyes awkwardly reveal love

At home, the adults are silent when it comes to the more complicated things of life and Inés, a young roller-skater also has no words when it comes to expressing her feelings. The looming first performance fills her with pride, but also with uncertainty. This film is a small piece of true cinema, lifelike and told with beautiful pictures from the perspective of the girl.