Rafa Rodríguez

Estela and Ramón have been through a divorce and the suicide of Hugo, their only child, at the age of 13 years, after suffering bullying. When Estela gets her hands on a video recorded by her son's agressors, she believes the time has come to have a conversation with Ramón. As they discover the reality of what happened to Hugo, they'll try to find out if they could have prevented it and if they were up to the task of being parents.

Two flies fly into separate rooms and, like tiny gods choosing their prophet, land on two characters who will later meet to build a unique symbiosis that helps them survive in the relentless urban jungle. Between the most languid naturalism and a rigorous surrealism, this highly personal debut doesn't hide its fondness for Roy Andersson or the lyrical power of caricature.

Lucila, an 80-year-old healer, scans the forest and wonders: what will be left of us? Fires advance, and an ancient dream resurfaces.

After receiving it as part of her inheritance, Ana decides to move into her painter grandfather's house with her partner, Lucas. In one of the rooms, they find an unfinished triptych that will make them go deep into a paranoid artistic process.