Joel Ávila

Gérone, 1978. À la suite d'un béguin, un ado brimé va vivre un été rythmé par les vols, les braquages et les pulsions amoureuses aux côtés de ses nouveaux amis.

All of us at some time in life have felt something wrong, but inevitable. "Love and death are the only two things that cannot be avoided." But this drama is not about death, it is about love. Love in its clumsiness, in its confusion and in its silence. Love as something that shouldn't feel wrong.

Gael, a young aspiring actor, will do everything possible to star in the next play by theater director Luca Rossi. During the rehearsals, a series of strange events will begin to occur while Luca's suspicions about Gael increase.

A young man is involved in a confrontation with his mother when he realizes that her other son has not returned home, unleashing a dark atmosphere between them. El Rey de Enoc reinterprets one of the most well-known stories in the Bible and seeks to take it to a more current point to give it a realistic and raw approach.

Take a trip on the wild side with these six daring short films from Mexico, Portugal, Brazil, Spain and France that uncover the power of nature and mysticism, family ties that bond yet suffocate, the vagaries of same sex attraction, the pain of memory, the thrill of what's to come. The 6 short films are: Memory of An Afternoon On the Roof [Recuerdo de una tarde en la azotea] (2022); Afternoon Sun [À Tarde, Sob o Sol] (2020); Sweet Water [Água Doce] (2023); Cor Petit (2023); Haiku (2022); The Boy Who Wanted to Fly [El niño que quería volar] (2018).

Inspired on the true story of Manolo Vital, a bus driver who helped create the modern Barcelona during the 1970s city's boom.