César and Mara, a couple about to finish their degree in business administration, are attacked in the street but survive unscathed thanks to the appearance of a stranger, Mikel.

Nora, a married woman of forty with a secret, meets Nacho, a young biologist, on a plane and is unfaithful to her husband for the first time.

What Fede wants most in the world is to be a pirate, but he’s got a long way to go before he becomes one.

Felipe has a cold and he can’t stop sneezing, but he doesn’t want the medicine that will make him better. The remedies his friends come up with are a bit crazy, and don’t seem to cure him at all. Poor Felipe, he just can’t get rid of his cold!

ON THE FRONTIER, THE ONLY LAW IS IRON They called him Fierro. He lived in a secluded and lonely place on the border, that cursed place where Moors and Christians sowed death at will. His only comfort was the beehives, which he loved so much.

A day seemingly just like any other brings together the last living hours of four poets: Cesare Pavese, Alejandra Pizarnik, Anne Sexton and Gabriel Ferrater. Like a black box, Poem’s End records the subtle moments leading up to their deaths.

A road near the Portuguese border, June 1977. Juan and Rosa, barely teenagers, have an appointment at a clandestine abortion clinic, but an accident will prevent them from reaching their destination.

What would happen if one day you photographed something you shouldn't? Something as simple as going out to take pictures of the rain or anonymous people who exude a photogenic quality could change your life.

'Frágiles humanos' ('Fragile Humans') presents a diverse list of people and situations and reflects upon the perplexity of the rapid passage of human time.

April 11, 1970. Argentine singer Sandro will become the first Latin American artist to perform at Madison Square Garden, and Gloria will be one of the lucky attendees at that fabled concert.