Irene Freixas

Josefina begins to have contractions. The midwife, along with four persons, inhabit the space, ignoring her. Josefina, bewildered by what's happening around her, gives birth. Everyone looks at her, applauding the spectacle.

Mario has perfect pitch, which makes his life somewhat meticulous, organized, and lonely. One day he meets Juana, who desperately wants to be taught how to play the piano. Mario's conscience, an unpleasant cartoon character, refuses, but Mario yearns for company. With Juana, he transforms his life and discovers a new way of loving.

Josefina begins to have contractions. The midwife, along with four persons, inhabit the space, ignoring her. Josefina, bewildered by what's happening around her, gives birth. Everyone looks at her, applauding the spectacle.

Mario has perfect pitch, which makes his life somewhat meticulous, organized, and lonely. One day he meets Juana, who desperately wants to be taught how to play the piano. Mario's conscience, an unpleasant cartoon character, refuses, but Mario yearns for company. With Juana, he transforms his life and discovers a new way of loving.