Adán Pichardo

Marcos is a boy with dyslexia and dyslalia who is teased by his entire class because of the way he writes and speaks. One day, like any other, his classmate Alejandro will make him suffer the worst day of his life.

Cristiano is a devout 25-year-old trans boy who wants to train in the seminary to become a Catholic priest. He suspects that the interviewer responsible for vocations is the former priest of his town, Avelino, an unconventional priest who defines himself as "A modern man."

Izan is a young man trapped in guilt after the suicide of his best friend, Aitor. Facing academic failure and a growing disconnection from his family, Izan finds himself unable to overcome the tragedy. Lucas, Aitor’s brother, accuses him of being directly responsible for his death. Following his teacher’s advice, Izan decides to break the silence.

Carmelo thinks that with Franco it was better. He moves (against his will) to his daughter and son-in-law’s house. Carmelo will continually reflect on his frustrated situation, provoking a crazy and unsustainable situation.

Marcos is a boy with dyslexia and dyslalia who is teased by his entire class because of the way he writes and speaks. One day, like any other, his classmate Alejandro will make him suffer the worst day of his life.

Marcos is a boy with dyslexia and dyslalia who is teased by his entire class because of the way he writes and speaks. One day, like any other, his classmate Alejandro will make him suffer the worst day of his life.

Cristiano is a devout 25-year-old trans boy who wants to train in the seminary to become a Catholic priest. He suspects that the interviewer responsible for vocations is the former priest of his town, Avelino, an unconventional priest who defines himself as "A modern man."

Cristiano is a devout 25-year-old trans boy who wants to train in the seminary to become a Catholic priest. He suspects that the interviewer responsible for vocations is the former priest of his town, Avelino, an unconventional priest who defines himself as "A modern man."

Izan is a young man trapped in guilt after the suicide of his best friend, Aitor. Facing academic failure and a growing disconnection from his family, Izan finds himself unable to overcome the tragedy. Lucas, Aitor’s brother, accuses him of being directly responsible for his death. Following his teacher’s advice, Izan decides to break the silence.

Carmelo thinks that with Franco it was better. He moves (against his will) to his daughter and son-in-law’s house. Carmelo will continually reflect on his frustrated situation, provoking a crazy and unsustainable situation.