Rocío Suárez

Writer and filmmaker Llorente’s homeland becomes the focus of a simmering drama played out amongst the beaches, squares and lush green mountains of this north-western province of Spain. The action follows Marta as she swaps her busy life in Madrid with boyfriend Leo for a trip back to her hometown for the summer. With naturalistic settings, minimal dialogue and lingering shots, the director highlights the contrast between real life and the carefree pace of the holidays. As the summer progresses, a relationship from her past causes confusion and she’s forced to choose between the innocence and freedom of her youth and the grown-up world with all its routines and responsibilities.

A virgin looking to get laid instead gets a nightmare full of blood, sweat, ... and various discharges.

Bruno is Don Juan in a major theatrical production of ‘Trickster of Seville’. His partner, and fellow actor, Rocío has just decided to move to New York and start a new life. Moments before the premiere, the two actors get into an argument, desperately trying to come to terms with each other.

Eva, Cris and Rocío take a moment to analyze what has just happened: a man who has threatened Rocío to upload a video of the latter's sexual content to the Internet has been beaten up by them.

Julián is king of his little piece of park. Today, perhaps, it is a little less so: a girlfriend seems to have invaded his bank. Life, they say, which is the sum of our decisions. The ones from then mark your present; those of today will decide your future.

"One cannot think well, love well, sleep well, if one has not dined well."