Me ciega tanto como si fuera real

Hildegart is conceived and educated by her mother Aurora to be the woman of the future, to become one of the most brilliant minds of Spain in the 1930s and one of the European references on female sexuality.

A group of elders travel back in time to reflect on their love life in a dialogue with today's generation.

After 40 days, Marina finally sees the light. A coffee shop, a milkshake, a croissant, and a lot of bad blood.

In an almost empty blue landscape only faded traces of yesterday's clouds remain. The solitary sun in the sky blurs the limits of reality. Everyone is taking a nap. It's the perfect time to take a dip.

Two friends dreaming.

Light of God dimming weak.

Empty rooms, a chambermaid, Velázquez and Goya.

It's not easy to see and hear in this dark and quiet night, but it feels like something is about to happen.

Javier confesses to his friends. Sergio meets a stranger in a park. Eyla goes out partying with a boy she likes. Three love stories in a city at night.

In the tempest of fate, José ventures into the mist of the world in search of Rosa, yet the river of existence carries him toward an unknown threshold. In the dance of the wind and the battle of the stars, his journey becomes a reflection, a mirror of himself, where the cobra and the red maple tree whisper secrets of the infinite.

Diana is at a party with friends. She drinks, talks and reconnects with familiar faces. Tonight should be fun. However, she is disturbed by some news.

After graduating, Jaime and Chloe plan a massacre at their high school during the summer.

Born. Grows up. School. Love. Work. University. Finishes... Friend... Friends. Party. Films. City. Work. Work. Work. Finishes. Finishes. Internet. Decline. Internet. Decline. Work. Destruction. Destruction. Destruction... Memory. Memories.