Miguel Tallada

In an isolated mountain village, Juan lives with his stepdaughter Manuela, shielding her from the world out of fear she may inherit the mental illness that led her mother to a tragic, violent end. As Manuela begins to break free and connect with Antonio, a kind-hearted young man with an intellectual disability, buried fears resurface. What follows is a slow-burning psychological drama about inherited trauma, overprotection, and the thin line between love and control.

The Outlines explores the emotional landscape surrounding an intimate encounter — what comes before, what follows, what is spoken, and what remains unsaid. Laia, Pol, Bruno, and Sofía — four young adults — navigate small personal failures as they seek to fill their inner voids through others, immersed in a deep and enigmatic Teruel. Voice notes, phone calls, moving bodies, and subtle gestures shape this intimate emotional choreography.

Years after leaving, my uncle returns to Granada. As we walk through the city of his youth, he shares the story of his first love — a story marked by late summer light, old plazas, and a George Michael song that once gave him the courage to speak his heart. Heal the Pain blends documentary and fiction to trace a quiet, intergenerational conversation about love, memory, and the emotional imprint of place. A tender portrait of how the past lingers — in music, in streets, and in the stories we pass on.