David Montosa

Inma is, at barely 15 years old, forced to serve her house and her family. She spends her mornings cleaning, her afternoons sewing, and at dawn, she brings coffee and tobacco to her brother's bird hunting place. But her reality is altered when she meets Ramón, who will awaken in her desires unknown until now. Inma will be forced to decide her own life with a freedom that everyone denies her.

In what seems like an ordinary night, two friends face their worst enemy: the social construction of gender. Only the bravest men survive. A queer joke to masculinity.

Inma is, at barely 15 years old, forced to serve her house and her family. She spends her mornings cleaning, her afternoons sewing, and at dawn, she brings coffee and tobacco to her brother's bird hunting place. But her reality is altered when she meets Ramón, who will awaken in her desires unknown until now. Inma will be forced to decide her own life with a freedom that everyone denies her.

Inma is, at barely 15 years old, forced to serve her house and her family. She spends her mornings cleaning, her afternoons sewing, and at dawn, she brings coffee and tobacco to her brother's bird hunting place. But her reality is altered when she meets Ramón, who will awaken in her desires unknown until now. Inma will be forced to decide her own life with a freedom that everyone denies her.

In what seems like an ordinary night, two friends face their worst enemy: the social construction of gender. Only the bravest men survive. A queer joke to masculinity.