Damián Sainz Edwards

A former military fortress in Havana, Cuba, is now a clandestine cruissing spot for hidden gay men. They look for sex, but most of all for a shelter.

The night forest hides Orestes' deepest terrors: darkness, the spirits of enslaved ancestors and his brother's homosexuality.

Two women and a dead man. One of them was his wife for 30 years; the other was his colleague and lover. The threesome lived together for a long time. However, the man's absence unleashes a silent battle between the two women, who fight to take control of the memory of the man who separates and connects them.

A former military fortress in Havana, Cuba, is now a clandestine cruissing spot for hidden gay men. They look for sex, but most of all for a shelter.

A former military fortress in Havana, Cuba, is now a clandestine cruissing spot for hidden gay men. They look for sex, but most of all for a shelter.

The night forest hides Orestes' deepest terrors: darkness, the spirits of enslaved ancestors and his brother's homosexuality.

The night forest hides Orestes' deepest terrors: darkness, the spirits of enslaved ancestors and his brother's homosexuality.

Two women and a dead man. One of them was his wife for 30 years; the other was his colleague and lover. The threesome lived together for a long time. However, the man's absence unleashes a silent battle between the two women, who fight to take control of the memory of the man who separates and connects them.

Two women and a dead man. One of them was his wife for 30 years; the other was his colleague and lover. The threesome lived together for a long time. However, the man's absence unleashes a silent battle between the two women, who fight to take control of the memory of the man who separates and connects them.