Juan F. Montes

In the most remote place in the Elizondo mountains, Don Reyes, poet and goat herder, dreams of publishing a book. Without access to technology and isolated, he finds the necessary help in the school students to digitize his work. Through his story, "Sierra" reveals the struggles and hopes of a community facing the arrival of the "path of dreams," showing how true progress is nourished by respect for roots and collaboration.

On a small island in the Azores, Bruno has spent his entire life surrounded by the ocean. At 50 years old, a persistent feeling accompanies him: the impression that something in his history remains incomplete. One day, a piece of news read at random opens an unexpected crack in his memory. From then on, gestures, images and memories begin to return as scattered fragments. While the sea continues its silent movement, Bruno slowly approaches a truth that was always there, waiting to be recognized.