Kheiner Abiel

Lorena, a 13-year-old girl, discovers she is pregnant and faces a storm of emotions and decisions. While her mother rejoices at the news, she silently struggles with fear, guilt, and the pressure of an uncertain future. In her search for a way out, she embarks on a solitary path that will test her strength and her limits.

Amid the relentless chaos of war, a young soldier struggles to protect his younger brother as fear, memory, and violence blur together. As the battlefield closes in, the line between survival and psychological collapse begins to dissolve.

A girl from Santo Domingo goes to the countryside to visit her grandfather, who has Alzheimer's. Through him, she learns to value life, which is like water because: we all have it, but if we don't, we'll have to live it.

Alone in his room, Michael, a young boy, its getting ready for a party but his thoughts invades him. He faces his reflection, where every glance reveals the quiet weight of insecurity and the fragility beneath his skin.

After years away from the church, David, returns to confess a sin that has haunted him in silence. But inside the shadows of the confessional, an unseen priest seems to know far more than he should. As the night unravels, guilt, fear, and buried memories begin to blur the line between faith and terror.

In a world where water equals power and wine represents status, Jhonny, a pig farmer, is driven by poverty and humiliation into a corrupt system of gambling and abuse. Scarcity, betrayal, and violence push him toward a brutal transformation that exposes the true rot of the social order.