Ana Serna

17-year-old Ainara is a student at a Catholic secondary school, and is about to take her final year exams and choose her future university course. To everyone’s surprise, this brilliant young girl announces to her family that she wants to take part in an induction period at a convent in order to embrace the religious life. Nobody was expecting this. While her father seems to be won over by his daughter’s aspirations, for Maite, Ainara’s aunt, this unexpected vocation is the manifestation of a deeper problem.

Teslem, Dehba and Jadija work in a fish farm in the Saharawi refugee camps. Where? In Algeria, in the middle of the desert, far away from their land. They no longer have sea, but they have fish.

The clocks that used to fill the life of the villages have stopped. Willing to overcome a disease, Bego and Xabier begin repairing monumental watches that belong to a watchmaking tradition family. The Yeregi’s history tells us how industrialization has changed people’s life and their vital rhytms. Music and poetry subverts its synchrony. The reparation and restoration in voluntary and popular work groups recover forgotten rhythms.

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