Claud Hernández

Two flies fly into separate rooms and, like tiny gods choosing their prophet, land on two characters who will later meet to build a unique symbiosis that helps them survive in the relentless urban jungle. Between the most languid naturalism and a rigorous surrealism, this highly personal debut doesn't hide its fondness for Roy Andersson or the lyrical power of caricature.

The heroine, a young archaeology student, whose relationship with herself, and with those around her, is forever marked by a traumatic event. Initially, Gaia cannot find the words to describe her situation, let alone the courage to speak about it. Eventually, however – like an archaeological excavation – she begins to uncover fragments of the past in order to piece her life together.

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At the end of summer, a young couple, Eric and Anna, make the drastic decision to run away from home and embark on a road trip with no clear destination. What initially seems like a liberating journey soon becomes an oppressive experience.

After his first breakup, Marc, a film student, goes with Laia on a trip to the south of France to see if he can get over his ex. The emotions appear but Marc feels at a standstill.

A frustrated couple. Every morning he leaves the home while she, after getting dressed up, waits the entire day against the apartment door, longing for the return of an impossible love, with only her reflection in the mirror for company.