At 35, Laura leads a monotonous life: caring for her sick father, working in a store, sharing an apartment, and spending time with her boyfriend. This unusual calm is disrupted when a former colleague offers her the chance to revive an old project in the tech industry. She accepts the offer to become successful and recover a part of herself she thought was lost. Throughout this pathway, she makes a series of decisions that will shake everything around her and force her to pay the cost of prioritising herself.

Trigger warnings: Contains scenes with verbal violence, brief sex and strong emotional distress.

Introduced and Q&A by Director Ana Lambarri and Marian Aréchaga

Director: Ana Lambarri

Cast: Susana Abaitua, Iñaki Ardanaz, Fran Cantos, Francesco Carril

Duration: 113 minutes

Languages: Spanish

Genre: Drama

Country: Spain

Certificate: 15

Awards: 2025 Málaga Spanish Film Festival: Best Director - Official Section: Ana Lambarri (Nominated); Best Music: Alberto Torres (Nominated); Best Cinematography: Carlos de Miguel (Nominated); Best Screenplay: Ana Lambarri (Nominated); Best Spanish Film - Golden Biznaga: Ana Lambarri (Nominated)

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