El Oscuro Viajero centers around a man who is having a hard time adjusting to life after the accident. All he sees are gaps and images of forgotten memories. Because of this, he is convinced that he is nothing else but a time traveler. Continue Reading
Los Hernández begins with a tour of Carmen Ridruejo’s house. It’s a nice, large house with a beautiful view of the sea. As relaxing as the view is from her house, it’s a totally different scenario with another family in another part of the world. Continue Reading
Hiyab begins with Fátima’s first day in school. Already, her hijab is being called into question, and she is asked to remove it by the director, as it is allegedly against the school’s dress code. The girl staunchly refuses to on account of her religion and personal choice, but the director insists with authority that it is not allowed. What will Fátima do? Continue Reading
Desde La Celda centers on a man in solitary confinement. While giving us some curious information about the Spanish government’s take on imprisonment, we see the prisoner live his daily life in his lonely cell, isolated from the rest of the world. Will he ever find the will to keep on living? Continue Reading
In El Columpio (English: The Merry Go Round), a man and a woman are waiting for the train in a deserted station. Through their thoughts, we find out that they seem interested in one another, despite being complete strangers. They try to show their intent, but their signals seem to be misread. Will they ever be able to share their feelings for one another? Continue Reading