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
Parking Lot starts with a woman recognizing someone in the parking lot. She calls out to the man, calling him Santiago. Just as she asks him how he’s been, he tells her that she has mistaken him for someone else. He then turns from her, but she insists on a conversation with the man, as he reminds her of an ex-boyfriend she once loved. Continue Reading
Rigor begins innocuously enough: a man walks up to his friend at the bar. He begins to tell this friend about how he died last night, but his friend immediately points out how there’s something wrong with his wording. Continue Reading
The short film Bukkake is a quick look into the agony of a man who just wants to try something new with his girl – bukkake, as a matter of fact. He agonizes mostly about how he is going to ask her – tell her? command her? – to try it out with him, so he’s practicing different ways of approaching it. Which line will work? Continue Reading
La Corona de Sofía (Sofía’s Crown, in English) is a tale of a 21st century girl born to a monarchy. As many fairytales go, she is blessed as a baby with wishes by three fairies. She then goes about life, doing and experiencing many things. One day though, one of the fairies’ wishes comes true, and it may just change her life forever. Continue Reading