One Shot begins in a parking lot, and someone was just ordered to kill a man. The gunshot rings loudly in the background as a wailing woman is dragged into the other car. The gunman then takes the dead body and drives away. A few minutes after, a man on a motorcycle stops by the area, looking for someone. Are these men connected to each other? What exactly is happening in this car lot? Continue Reading
Los Amores Contrapuestos centers around Eva and Miriam, two young girls who are in love with each other. Everything seems to be going great between them, except for the fact that Eva’s mother seems averse to the idea that her daughter is spending too much time with Miriam, when she could be looking for a boyfriend instead. Will Eva ever be able to tell her mother who she chooses to love? Continue Reading
Pasamontañas (English: Balaclava) centers around Rocío, a young girl who enjoys playing with the girl next door and with her uncle. One night, her uncle drops by her house in a hurry to leave, but not before giving Rocío a teddy bear and his balaclava. In the succeeding days, the young girl starts playing new games with her new toys. 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