Ángel Vallejo

On a sleepless night, the writer Ulises Villalba pours his thoughts out in front of a camera which becomes the eyes and the presence of the owner of his words.

Barbara and Brava, two reporters from gynocentric country "Vulvopotamia" make a report of their journey somewhere in Mexico, on a mission to fight the inequality crisis by promoting woman made films to citizens.

Her, a young student, knows Him, a nomad who comes to her life suddenly. A friendship is born between them and quickly becomes attraction, but both carry painful passages that act as a barrier between their feelings. Their past, present and possible future are revealed in the small moments they share, and they will have to decide between breaking down their barriers or getting lost in everything they cannot overcome.

Pepe, who runs a struggling mortuary with no clientele, resorts to embezzling his wife and mother-in-law’s earnings from their embroidery business to fuel his gambling addiction. Strained family relationships worsen until the arrival of his brother-in-law from abroad brings a glimmer of hope. Seizing the opportunity, Pepe hatches a desperate plan to obtain the one thing he has long coveted.