Daniel Carrera
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Ana is an actress who goes to Los Angeles to take part in a humiliating show. While she is there, she has her first date using a dating app where she meets the enigmatically unattractive Tyler, who will make her realize how lonely she is.
Casanova

In a small high school, Benito, the lonely physics teacher, falls madly in love with Lola, the new substitute biology teacher. Benito asks Gonzalo, the grumpy old music teacher, to help him teach him a song to sing as a serenade at the end-of-year fair.
La infalible (y otros éxitos)

Jesús, a lonely elderly (interpreted by Jesús, the great-uncle of the director), discovers that his brother, whom he hasn't seen in twenty years, is sick and nearing death. To make amends for the mistakes of his past, he will have to initiate an adventure against Mexican bureaucracy.
The incredible summer of Jesús

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5 PASOS (para una despedida)

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Cuando los gatos no maúllan

At just 9, Aitana, Juan, Rosa and Saúl barricade themselves in their classroom to protect Esther from being expelled. Even as adults underestimate them, children stand firm, discovering that defending a friend matters more than any lesson.
Little Justice

Bruno is a worker who, on a holiday, is sent by his boss to get a bottle of tequila. He is accompanied by his wife Wendy, in a truck that runs out of fuel. Unfortunately, the gas stations are closed due to violence in the city, so the couple must push the vehicle. The hostility of their surroundings brings their differences to light. Bruno feels pressured to be the provider and believes that earning merit at the company is the way to guarantee a better future, while Wendy questions his servile attitude and his refusal to accept help from his parents.
Gasolina

In a coastal town on the Gulf of Mexico lives the insubordinate Daniel, the owner of a small motel. We get to know him through his grandson’s eyes, who decides to use the very same VHS camera that Daniel once used to record him as a child. Through this role reversal, the camera documents Daniel’s daily life as a motel owner in a candid, effortless, yet humorous manner, gradually unveiling his larger-than-life personality and his somewhat tumultuous relationship with his wife, Lourdes.