Fabián Castro

In a world devoured by an invisible force known as disenchantment, the stories of three characters intertwine: Diego, who tries to make a movie about the dreams of Ximena, an adolescent experiencing her sexual awakening, who is secretly in love with him and who, in order to help him in his bizarre project, leads him to Ainda, a conceptual artist with bat wings, with whom the naïve filmmaker falls madly in love. Ainda is attracted by the purity of the young people and seduces them both, which leads to a magical moment in the lives of all three. But soon the young people discover that their beloved harpy’s heart belongs to a being from beyond the grave. Then the idyllic relationship of the three characters begins to crumble and they do everything in their power to prevent it, as the dark force of disenchantment closes over the city.

During a bachelorette party in Italy, a group of girls invite a handsome stranger into their home, not realizing he’s a vampire looking for a bride.

A low-class law student struggles against his destiny: failure. He has to study for an exam, and since he can't concentrate, he goes to the Cósmico bar with the idea of having coffee and focusing. After witnessing the breakup of the waitress with her boyfriend, the girl and the student are left alone at the bar.

À la mort de leurs parents, deux frères reprennent l’affaire familiale : une école d’équitation. Ramon, le contremaître de l’école et son fils Aaron veillent au bon fonctionnement de l’affaire. Mais les problèmes surgissent quand les deux frères tombent amoureux d’Aaron…

After waking up from a coma Marc reunites with his friends, who he doesn't remember, at his late father's house.

After a few episodes of absolute sincerity, ten-year-old Rafa becomes the outcast of his ultra-Catholic family for failing to accept the traditions and hierarchy they tried to impose him during his life.

In the surroundings of Military Camp 1, a young soldier is forced to interrogate a detained student, provoking him a crisis of conscience accompanied by the memory of the corpses he piled up hours before, following the 1968 Tlatelolco massacre.