Mònica Molins

Ideas are an extension of who we are. We constantly expose ourselves to creative and introspective processes, because fiction always has a real impact and we bring characters to life through our experiences. Ultimately, we inevitably become supporting actors in our own stories.

Nineteenth century. In the middle of the forest, Laura and Hipólita drag the corpse of their victim. In a stop on the road, the conflict arises between them when they realize that, moved by guilt, both want to get out of this in very different ways.