Bulimia

Two friends, Martín and Raúl, are walking through the night in Madrid, heading to a party at Silvia’s house. Along the way, they talk, argue, and joke around. Although it is not a comedy, it speaks with humour and affection about friendship, love, and the fears of a generation that has grown up in an uncertain time, with little to hold on to.

Nieves works in an industrial laundry and dreams of having a rabbit, after years marked by a surgery she did not choose.

Emilio is a dull guy with a dull life. He only enjoys doing monologues as an amateur comedian on the stage of the same place where he started some time ago. But, at 40 years old, his dream of making it as a comedian has not come true. Unlike Carla, who is a famous comedian with her own TV show. One night, Emilio paints Carla some mustaches on one of the posters advertising her show. A few nights later, Carla shows up at the place where Emilio is performing.

Storage rooms advertised as apartments, unexplained skin rashes, endless spreadsheets and dates that go horrifically wrong. María is surviving, barely, the ordeal of flat-hunting in a big city while clocking in every day at a job that bores her to death. Her life is a parade of small disasters. But somewhere between the absurdity, María is discovering who she really is. And across the city, so is everyone else; the hard way.

Two girls hug each other.

Dani, a poor 15-year-old boy, hates women, loves the gym and cryptocurrencies, and, despite his family, idolizes Leonidas, a controversial social media guru who constantly promises methods to become a millionaire, win over the girl of your dreams, and, most importantly, get out of San Blas.

It's night time. A girl and her boy abandon themselves to the swinging of a swing set in a random urban park, enjoying their sensual reunion until, suddenly, the experience comes to an end. Under the sun, three girls will feel a strange fixation for the swings they come across.

In 1977, in a small town outside Madrid, a man has committed his first murder. His obsession with Charles Manson and the Family guides his macabre acts. Through daily letters to the criminal leader, he seeks for recognition and connection, but never receives a reply from Manson.

A masked man plunges into the shadows of a remote darkroom nightclub. Speakers throb as bodies collide to the pulse of industrial music. Amid the crowd, his eyes locks onto a boy with a defiant, hypnotic gaze. To possess him is an all-consuming need—yet this obsession weaves a cage where hunter and prey become prisoners of their own hunger.

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.

Francisco is a beggar who lives in the Almudena cemetery. One afternoon, while walking among the graves, he meets Julio, another peculiar beggar who claims to be a poet.