El Muerto starts with an old couple, who seem to have a visitor late at night. Not knowing what to do, they call up the police. Two men in a car come up, and one of the men introduces himself as a detective. The old man and woman then relate the story of how they are concerned about the visitor upstairs, especially since he looks very much like their dead son. Continue Reading
Insomnio is about a man. He seems to have trouble sleeping. In the background, a narrator talks about the three stages of insomnia, and each stage seems quite applicable to the man who has trouble sleeping. Who’s the girl he’s thinking of? Why does he look anxious? Will he ever be able to sleep again? Continue Reading
El Purgatorio De Dante is about Dante, a man living in splendor. One day, he gets an unexpected guest, one who tells him that he only has a little more time to live. Dante laughs it off as a crazy scheme, but as the visitor tells him of the vile secrets only very few know, he begins to worry about how his last few hours will go. Continue Reading
2×5 is about a little boy. He seems to live alone, since he eats his meals by himself and goes to sleep by himself, too. The next day, he wakes up to see that a note was left for him by his mom. Excited, he goes about his day, from eating on his own, to going about on his own, to looking longingly at the pet store on his own, too. However, one day, something catches his attention that might just change his daily life. Continue Reading
Ojos Que No Ven is about a young blind boy. He is thinking about how his mother is such an angel while they are walking in the street. She leaves him for a bit, but then, after a near-accident, she brings him to another place. The little boy is then left with an old man, and the boy tells him that his mother will come back after a little while. Continue Reading