Ana Wagener

Seville, 1977. Reme is proud her son Miguel will be the first in the family to attend university. But Miguel dreams of becoming a performer and singing on a popular TV show. As homosexuality is still a crime in Spain, Reme discovers his new friends: the rising Andalusian LGTBI movement—born, paradoxically, within the Church.

An upper middle class family wages an all-out battle for survival when three strangers invade their new home.

Ibra, a 14-year-old Moroccan boy, walks down a road in the outskirts of a big city, alone and disoriented. He has just been informed that he will be deported in two days, so he has packed up and run away. He is alone with no place to go. Rafa, a Spanish boy the same age as Ibra, runs into a club toilet like a bundle of nerves. Outside, there is a girl, Marta, waiting for him. A girl that expects from him far more than he can give. These two boys' paths are about to cross.

After his son is brutally beaten outside a nightclub, a surgeon takes the law into his own hands and seeks vengeance against the perpetrators.

Amaia investigates several suspicious infant deaths and horrific rituals. Meanwhile, people around her risk grave danger. Part 3 in the Baztan Trilogy.

When immense pressure threatens a ballerina in a new lead role, she and another dancer escape into a friendship that isolates them from the real world.

A Spanish politician, whose high-class lifestyle is based on nefarious and illegal business, threatens to break his entire party after a newspaper exposes him to the public eye.

Jorge is trying to better his life, and the first step, he believes, is to land a different job. Jorge, who spends his days working as a janitor and his nights watching his ailing father, longs for more.