Ramiro Soler Paricio

Observation. Consumption.

In the midst of a tense move, Julia only thinks about getting to the movies on time, until following her grandmother to the bakery confronts her with an intimate and silent truth: the value of memory, dignity, and the small gestures that transform the passage of time.

Ricardo and his friends discover that the mother of one of them may be a prostitute. The conversation will become darker when one of them makes a suggestion. Friendship and moral boundaries are tested.

On her wedding day, Catalina flees throught the streets of a small village in search of answers, freedom, and a bus stop.

A group of friends struggle to shoot a Fast Film, trying out absurd ideas and arguing endlessly about how to turn their chaos into a movie.

Sometimes, the rain reveals what is not inside.

In the midst of a tense move, Julia only thinks about getting to the movies on time, until following her grandmother to the bakery confronts her with an intimate and silent truth: the value of memory, dignity, and the small gestures that transform the passage of time.

Ricardo and his friends discover that the mother of one of them may be a prostitute. The conversation will become darker when one of them makes a suggestion. Friendship and moral boundaries are tested.

On her wedding day, Catalina flees throught the streets of a small village in search of answers, freedom, and a bus stop.

On her wedding day, Catalina flees throught the streets of a small village in search of answers, freedom, and a bus stop.

A group of friends struggle to shoot a Fast Film, trying out absurd ideas and arguing endlessly about how to turn their chaos into a movie.

Sometimes, the rain reveals what is not inside.

Alfonso grows up in a neighborhood marked by hardship and a lack of opportunities. The future is a distant promise, but he sees a way out in his cousin Francis: becoming a car thief like him.