Las Olas Del Tiempo starts with a young girl happily playing by the beach. She then stops by an old shack, where she sees something that greatly saddens her. With a heavy heart, she runs across the beach, with her footsteps well-marked in the sand. After a while, she looks towards the waves, and takes a step back. A surprising thing happens, and she gladly retraces her steps. Continue Reading
Pequeño (English: Child) starts off with a little boy. He is frequently asked what he wants to be when he grows up. He thinks the question seems complicated, since he sees a lot of unhappy grownups around him. He goes on to talk about who really gets to enjoy life, and how everything seems bleak as an adult. Continue Reading
El Príncipe De Las Basuras is set in a world where everyday people walk the streets, and where a robot wants to spend some time alone. However, his reverie is broken by the entry of three persistent kids, and he is forced to run away. In the meantime, a young bandaged boy is also seeking for something, and is also relentlessly pursued. Continue Reading
La Llorona Y El Secreto Del Indio (English: The Crybaby And The Indian’s Secret) gives us an amazing adventure story. With fights between girls and boys as its backdrop, it presents two main figures: an Indian, and a girl who loves her rag doll. The girl is very determined to get back her prized possession, so she is willing to face multiple challenges to get it – even if it means meeting the Indian himself. Continue Reading
No Mires Ahí (Don’t Look There, in English) starts with Irene, a little girl who loves and worries about her sick father. After some time, Marta, her sister, comes home to hear bad news: that her father has passed on. While talking to her mother about how Irene does not seem to be coping well with the loss, Marta starts to see visions in her bedroom. Continue Reading