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
No Entiendo ¿Por Qué? (English: I Wonder, Why?) is mainly about two girls: a bully and her victim. Through a mother’s talk, we’ll learn about the background of both, and the reason why such a relationship exists between the two girls. Will it ever affect their future? Why are there so many people wearing black? What happened to the two of them? Continue Reading
Generación Sin (English: Generation Without) starts off with a guy. He is sending a message to his friend about hanging out. His friend responds that they’re broke, and that perhaps they should both be doing something about that. They linger for a while, and one of them finally decides to get up and get going. Continue Reading
Guárdame Puesto (English: Save Me A Spot) starts out with a couple in a car. The lady is driving today, since the guy hurt his arm recently. While she may not be the best of drivers, she at least gets them safely into the mall’s parking lot. This is where their patience truly gets tested. Continue Reading
Cara De Luna is about John Claverhouse, a moon-faced man who laughs a little too much. His neighbor looks over Claverhouse’s constant happiness, and very soon gets fed up with it. So, he sets up ways to introduce Claverhouse to not-so-happy scenarios, and pushes him to see whether the man can actually do more than just laugh at everything. Continue Reading