Sound
Exploring the pendulum between separation and connection as a fundamental aspect of human relationships. Embark on a journey without a fixed destination, encapsulated in OVUNQUE: everywhere.
February 2026: Nerea, a young dreamer, arrives in the city where she meets Sael. Through voice memos recorded on the underground, streets and buildings, Nerea reflects on our place as human beings in the world. Nerea’s message will fall into Sael’s hands, thrown from the top of a skyscraper.
After a long summer trip, MarĂa is back home. Upon arriving, she explores her memories trying to put everything back together. As MarĂa delves into them, she realizes that she never really came back and that her entire arrival is actually a farewell.
In a mountain village, Daniel C. repairs clocks. Surrounded by the constant ticking, he lives alone, dedicated to his craft and to selling on Wallapop.
After receiving a devastating phone call, Edu chases a thief into the forest.
From a rooftop, a camera films the El Pozo train station in Madrid on 11 March. It awaits the arrival of one of the four trains that took part in the 11M terrorist attacks, at the same place where it exploded in that Thursday of 2004.
Alessandro, a young, idealistic, and romantic film director, crosses paths with Emma, a perfectionist theatre actress whose dream is to perform on stages across Europe. Their fleeting encounter, portrayed through a non-conventional structure reminiscent of *Bohemian Lights*, reveals that love appears when and where we least expect it. We accompany the protagonists on a journey through a timeless Madrid, filled with colorful characters such as: a megalomaniacal and jealous actor named The Interesting Actor; an obscene film producer called Stefano Clemente; and a priest and a nun searching for anisette. These almost phantasmagorical figures compel the two young protagonists to question their ways of believing and loving.
A masked man plunges into the shadows of a remote darkroom nightclub. Speakers throb as bodies collide to the pulse of industrial music. Amid the crowd, his eyes locks onto a boy with a defiant, hypnotic gaze. To possess him is an all-consuming need—yet this obsession weaves a cage where hunter and prey become prisoners of their own hunger.
A group of neighbors has been evicted from the communal housing where they had lived all their lives. They decide to take revenge on the speculator responsible for the injustice. Led by Lázaro, the oldest neighbor and a man of strong convictions, their aim is making him pay for the consequences of his greed and send a message to the rest of the world.
