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Das kompromittierende Sexvideo eines vielversprechenden Politikers zeigt das Leben von vier Frauen, die gezwungen sind, den Spagat zwischen öffentlichem und privatem Leben zu meistern.

Three sisters face a moral crisis when the youngest hits a man with her car in the Dominican Republic. They must decide how far they'll go to keep her out of jail and prevent her child from losing a mother.

Inspector Nerea Garcia is ordered to a small fishing village where she must investigate the disappearance of Josu, a boat captain, and the son in law of one of the town's most powerful businessmen.

Khalil is an uprooted young man who lives small tricks in a border area where industrial buildings and swamps rub shoulders. He regularly visits Jose Ramon, an old man with a troubled past who lives in a house by the river. This house he shares it with his brother Martin, whom he has not spoken to for years. In the swamp, more or less lost souls rub shoulders, without necessarily crossing each other.

A man runs through the woods, clearly in distress: he is carrying an elderly lady on his back while towing behind him a seemingly never-ending rope.

After a hard working day in the field, the heavens open and a ferocious storm breaks out. When the rain eases off, life sprouts from the previously barren soil. A piece of fruit grows, ripens on the tree after surviving the scourge of the blight and goes on to turn into a juicy green apple from which cider is nicely produced. Then it is time to celebrate the bumper harvest and drink a toast to love.

A woman and her family through 20th century Spain including the Civil War, ensuing dictatorship and final exile.

Someone still remembers Pasolini's fireflies...

The experience of being incarcerated.

The year 1914. The Lasarte racetrack announces a race with a never-before-seen prize for the winning horse. Eight of the best horses and mares in the world have registered. Fans and heavy betters from all the continents gather to participate in the great event: the Half Million Grand Prize.

We embark on a cruise and travel through a tale of ships, cinema, shipwrecks, ghosts, love, and vampires.

A los libros y a las mujeres canto (To Books and Women I Sing) is titled after a cleverly rewritten quote from Virgil. This bold opening gesture already announces what lies at the heart of the film: the civilising role of women and literature. María Elorza's first feature is structured around four portraits of women and their libraries (containing more than books). While there is much admiration in the director's gaze, this documentary is the opposite of the heroic-epic narratives so characteristic of a male-centred culture: the director wants to give voice to (and sing with) the kinds of characters and stories that often remain at the margins of literature and cinema - while paying homage to the earthiness of these spirited women.

Inspector Nerea García is sent to a small fishing village to investigate the disappearance of the captain of a boat. It won't take her long to realize that this is no ordinary case and that nothing is as it seems. The past is always unpredictable.

Inspector Nerea García discovers that this case is far from being that of just a simple missing person.

Inspector Nerea García realizes that everyone surrounding Josu, the missing man, is harboring their own secrets.

Inspector Nerea García comes under pressure to solve and close the case - but whose real interest is it in?