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Musa goes to the Registry Office to verify his identity, but discovers that there is no trace of him in the system: he does not exist. This raises suspicions among the officials and they convince Musa to plunge into a Kafkaesque process where he will have to go to a judge.

Marina finds herself on the previous days of her last piano concert that will change her life forever, continuing her studies in Germany, far away from her actual life. However, what nobody sees, blinded by the scholarship, is that the preassure is killing her and that it will drive her where to what a 17-year-old shouldn’t go.

Four robber drag queens take an old-fashioned man hostage. His name is Juan Carlos, a shy and conservative-looking man. The trip by car will be a discovery for Juan Carlos.

Ana returns to the village in summer with the intention of setting up a cinema in the courtyard of an old family house. One day she is working on her project and meets Lucía, an old acquaintance. She hasn't seen her for years but quickly starts to help Ana to make the cinema work properly. The screenings begin as the relationship between Ana and Lucia grows closer. Ana is worried about feeling integrated in the village, while Lucía suggests filming the different neighbours with her video camera so that they can appear in the screenings. The summer goes on and the village is emptying of people, while Ana and Lucía continue filming funny scenes. Soon it will be time for Lucia to leave the village and return to her life in the city, but Ana doesn't want to give up her new way of life in the village.

After the discovery of some human bones at a site, Adela and Javier, a couple of archaeologists with years of experience, have to live with the first signs of Javier's dementia and a new discovery, which like an echo, seems to resonate more and more in their daily life.

An unhinged nun kidnaps a young man who skipped his catechism as a child. With the help of her scatterbrained novice, they will force him to complete the sacrament of First Communion.

Celia and Judit are two friends who move in together. Their relationship becomes a loving one but not under the same conditions

Gaia arrives late to the most important rehearsal of her life. The premiere is tomorrow, but her lack of discipline costs her the role. Gaia is carrying an unbearable secret, an invisible wound that can only be purged through dance. When she is given one last chance to prove herself, the choreography becomes a ritual of catharsis and pain, pushing Gaia’s physical and mental integrity to its limits.