José M. Valverde

Raúl, an obsessive university student, goes out every night to photograph victims of murders and urban fatalities in Mexico City. Accompanied by Manuel, a seasoned journalist, he delves into the world of sensationalist crime reporting to advance his thesis research. Despite his mother's concern, Raúl harbors a growing, adrenaline-fueled curiosity masked as academic interest. Through lies and a stroke of luck, he manages to go on a night patrol alone, leading him to confront the country's violent reality firsthand.

During the weekend Julian takes care of his father Ramiro who is sick and close to his death. Ramiro looks to reconcile with his son after hurting him in the past for his sexual orientation. Although Julian keeps looking for his father’s acceptance, their personal desires will prevent them from mending the relationship, as neither can accept the other as he is.

When a skeptical young woman, who is not a fan of horror movies, gets lost in the forest, she seeks refuge in a shelter, worried that someone or something is stalking her. It doesn't take long for the elements within it to further concern her. Creaking sounds, thunder, a very strange caretaker, and incessant phone calls make her question the terrifying reality she now finds herself in.