Arima León

In 1960s Spain, legendary trapecist Pinito del Oro hires young poet Natalia Sosa Ayala to help with her memoirs, sparking a profound emotional bond between them. Through historical events, intimate encounters, and decades of letters, their admiration, affection, and creative passion intertwine. The story moves between memory, desire, and imagination, showing how these two artists influence each other’s quests for freedom, artistic expression, and recognition. Rooted in real moments but told with a dreamlike, imaginative lens, it explores what might have been between them, revealing a tender, evocative tale of connection, longing, and the courage to defy societal constraints.

Two girls leave the courthouse where they have been urged to report their pimp. Although both claim to be proud of their work, one of them has second thoughts about her decision and considers ending her boss and starting a new life.

The director addresses mental health, homosexuality and the identity of Canarian women in the rural world.