Marina Parés

Lide works the night shift for the construction company in charge of a new high-speed train network, a project that has attracted protests and violent attacks. One morning she wakes up to discover that her teenage daughter, Ane, is nowhere to be found.

A blue collar worker finds an opportunity after a labor dispute breaks out at her paper mill.

Ane's birthday is approaching, and with it, the gift she has been longing for: a car that Jon, her neighbor, has repaired for her. For her and for her mother, María, who could thus move Ane away from the neighborhood. Until things calm down, nothing more. But Ane is not willing to leave: following the government's new measure, the Gaztetxe in her neighborhood is going to be closed, and everyone must be mobilized to prevent it. And Ane knows that to achieve her goals, sacrifices must be made.

Manuel wants to get in his car. However, three people stop him, questioning him about what he had done at the nightclub he was at.

When her parents tell her they’re getting a divorce, Moni does what any 16-year-old girl would do: she claims that the Virgin Mary speaks to her. What she doesn’t imagine is that her little lie will turn into one of the greatest religious frauds of the 20th century.

Siegfried is a fierce dog and, if the right instructions are not followed, he can become fearsome.

A mother goes to visit her daughter, just when she was going to leave. The daughter is in a hurry, as she has argued with her husband. If she isn’t on time, the relationship will be in danger.

Ángel and his group of retired friends are finally living peacefully in their old neighborhood, believing they have signed the contract of their lives. Everything changes the day they attend El Chispas' funeral. A scathing critique of real estate speculation and gentrification that combines thriller with black comedy.