David Norris

Vicente Espinel is a folk musician struggling to preserve tradition in a world increasingly dominated by reggaeton. His life changes when he crosses paths with Perla, a bold and magnetic urban artist. Their connection sparks a clash between heritage and innovation.

Hybrid documentary about one of the most successful shows in Puerto Rican television history: ‘No te duermas’

In the midst of the silenced 1950s Puerto Rican revolution for independence, 16-year-old Celia is kept in the dark by her family. As she ruminates about the oppressive status of the Island, her questions are left unanswered. The family of three women are forced to face the fatal reality of their surroundings after Celia's classmate, Matías, arrives at their home with his father, Emilio, who is gravely injured from a gunshot. After realizing the boy and his father are active members of the revolution, tensions arise as they decide to hide them from the police. Matías lights a spark in Celia, who rebels against her family and becomes part of the revolution.

After using a stripper app, Guillo, a handsome dancer who was also Pedro's classmate in high school, arrives at Pedro's house. Embarrassed by what people will say, Pedro will try to convince Guillo that he really asked for a dancer, but after a couple of glasses of wine, the situation will get out of control.