Natalia Díaz

When their team-building event gets downgraded to a tiny village, a cheese company's staff think it can't get worse — then they learn about the layoffs.

Leo, an orphaned mute girl who can't fit in, escapes from the shelter where she lives in order to go to a fishing competition that reminds her of her parents. On the way, Lou, a non-conformist with no job or benefit, finds her hitchhiking and, without knowing Leo's real purpose, agrees to take her in his car, thinking he is taking her back home. Together they will embark on an adventure in which, despite the obstacles they encounter along the way, they will become inseparable and discover the extraordinary meaning of the word family.

Spain, the 1970s. Although Francoist ideology remains deeply entrenched in society, a group of young trailblazers and an ambitious promoter are about to change the history of women’s football.

After decades without seeing each other, Javier and Carlota are furious when they discover that their children are planning to get married. Who at their age has a heteronormative and exclusive relationship in 2025 with all they have left to experience? Have they been taught nothing as parents?

Alex struggles to stay afloat in a stifling Madrid when an eviction order unleashes a chain of disturbing events.

A film crew are making a documentary about Frederich Raynard, a nazi war criminal, expert in occultism who could have ended his days in a town in northern Spain. What starts as an easy job soon will become a dark adventure that will change their lives forever. With Raynard diary in their hands and chased by a secret organization, they will look for Macias help, a parapsychology professor. By him, they will soon find out their lives are in danger and the only way to save themselves is to perform one of the rituals from Raynard diary. The ritual that caused Raynard death years back.

A fragmented view of contemporary Spain, drawing conclusions about the persistence of the human condition, strangeness, and the chaos within relationships.

He is a disillusioned man, divided between the social struggle and the carnal desire, tired of living in a country torn by corruption, apathy and authoritarianism. Moon is the daughter of a deputy who embraces drugs and awaits the day she will be loved. She is in love, he does not. A hotel. A discourse on class struggle. A full afternoon. The oldest ritual ... and the loneliness.

The small Asturian village of Cenciella, Spain, at the beginning of the twentieth century. The quiet life of Urbano and Estrella, a kind and naive couple in love, is seriously altered when they get involved in the fierce struggle between the local political factions.