Luisa Gavasa

In this genre-hopping road movie from Daughters of Fire director Albertina Carri, Violeta, the director of an amateur lesbian porn hit, is invited to make a mainstream crossover. With a budget and cast, but no firm idea where to go, the crew head off on a road trip in search of their perfect film.

David (16) is a neighborhood kid with a gambling problem. After receiving a tip about a fixed match, he does whatever it takes to get money to bet, regardless of the consequences. David enters a spiral of bad decisions that will directly affect his family.

Mateo invites his friends for a weekend and proposes they play an unconventional game. They’ll each share their best memory of him, and then he’ll choose a winner. Secrets emerge in this exploration of the shared memories that bind us.

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Ten stories reflect that we are all more similar than we think. No matter where we come from, who we are or where we were born, we all feel love, fear, happiness, hope... and those feelings unite us.

Marina, a young Andalusian actress, discovers that her grandmother's Alzheimer's disease is already very advanced during a visit to her Catalan family. The situation worsens when she sees how her mother and the others treat the disease with humor. Between coffee after lunch and her grandmother's return to the nursing home, Marina will have to decide what role she plays within her estranged family and whether or not to forgive her mother's behavior.

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“When dying is a way of life”. This is the synopsis of the short film, where mother and daughter (Luisa Gavasa and Pepa Aniorte), try to deal with the image of death in their daily lives, with humor, sarcasm, and all that mother-daughter relationships imply.

The Gallardos are a rich, well-respected family, who spend their summers in a beautiful country house, which is taken meticulous care of by Amparito. Dearly loved by the family’s three children, Teresa, Benja and Aura, Amparito, known to them as Nanny, has been like a second mother to them. When they receive the sad news of her death, the three siblings travel to the village to say their last goodbyes and see Tomás, the deceased’s only son. What they weren’t expecting is that Amparito’s dying wish was to be buried in the family cemetery. The Gallardos are clear: there’s no way! After refusing to do this favor, they receive an inheritance from Amparito... Some letters in which, far from giving them a sweet goodbye, she gets even, revealing skeletons in closets and hurtful truths that will turn their lives upside down. What the hell was Nanny thinking?