Laura Gost

Palma, 1999. A widowed and retired man lives an unexpected second youth when he discovers the universe of anonymity offered by Internet chat rooms. With the nickname MOIX and with a personal reality manipulated for convenience, he establishes contact with a young netizen named SUCRE, with whom he will begin a relationship based on less and less innocent conversations. Soon after, expectations take over MOIX and desire transcends his virtual personality: he and SUCRE have fallen in love.

For those who should have been to Paris, Paris is an idea, a desire, an emotion. The impossibility of going there becomes a metaphor for unsatisfied longing and stimulus to explore everyday magic from longing for the pending.

Palma, 1984. Marçal is a blind young man. He helps his father with the management of their own inn, Hostal Orión. When Marçal meets Luz, the new employee, he feels strongly attracted to her. When the night falls, Marçal walks around the corridors, searching for acoustic thrills coming from the inside of the rooms. Luz and Marçal will start a special relationship based on a mutual complicity and on a not-conventional intimacy. However, their bond will bring unpredictable consequences for them.

Palma, 1999. A widowed and retired man lives an unexpected second youth when he discovers the universe of anonymity offered by Internet chat rooms. With the nickname MOIX and with a personal reality manipulated for convenience, he establishes contact with a young netizen named SUCRE, with whom he will begin a relationship based on less and less innocent conversations. Soon after, expectations take over MOIX and desire transcends his virtual personality: he and SUCRE have fallen in love.

For those who should have been to Paris, Paris is an idea, a desire, an emotion. The impossibility of going there becomes a metaphor for unsatisfied longing and stimulus to explore everyday magic from longing for the pending.

One night in New York, a young Woody Allen meets an old Woody Allen having a drink in a bar. Briefly amazed by this impossible situation, they immediately begin to talk about love, sex, religion and death.

One night in New York, a young Woody Allen meets an old Woody Allen having a drink in a bar. Briefly amazed by this impossible situation, they immediately begin to talk about love, sex, religion and death.