Santiago, an Argentinian police constable, crosses the border to Uruguay on the run from the other police officers on his trail. Putting his uniform to good use, he inspects regional food stalls, testing milk products and cold cuts to survive, while trying to go unnoticed among the locals. With neither money nor a place to stay, but with kindness and wit, he starts to carve out a new life for himself, receiving help from the local characters who cross his path, and even meeting the person he believes could be the love of his life.

Celeste is only 15 years old when her life changes unexpectedly. Not only is the young girl faced with painful mourning, but she also has to cope with a family in crisis. The desert that once embraced her has now become a foreign place. In a world of adults, Celeste works through her changes while the country rocks between the dictatorship and the return to democracy.

After going through a break up, Rose moves in with her older brother Sam to his tiny flat in Berlin. The siblings share a close bond. One day, Rose learns of rape allegations against Sam. At first, she is unable to see her brother as a possible perpetrator. When she finally understands that the accusations are true, she is caught in a loyalty conflict, torn between her role as a sister and her identity as a woman. In the end, she must find a way to deal with Sam's guilt and its consequences. Blue Marks (WT) is a story about independence, belonging, and the intersection of the political and the personal.

After going through a break up, Rose moves in with her older brother Sam to his tiny flat in Berlin. The siblings share a close bond. One day, Rose learns of rape allegations against Sam. At first, she is unable to see her brother as a possible perpetrator. When she finally understands that the accusations are true, she is caught in a loyalty conflict, torn between her role as a sister and her identity as a woman. In the end, she must find a way to deal with Sam's guilt and its consequences. Blue Marks (WT) is a story about independence, belonging, and the intersection of the political and the personal.

Mercedes (65) is an upper-middle-class woman who officiates in the church as Minister of the Holy Communion in a town where conversions to Evangelism are changing deeply rooted customs and rituals. When her landlord dies, Mercedes is forced to stay with Cecilia (43), the dead man's girlfriend, in her home deep in the mountains of Córdoba. The arrival of Brenda (30), the late man's unrecognised daughter, will upset the lives of both women. Between Catholicism in crisis, Mercedes' renewed faith and family secrets, The Two Landscapes explores the social and religious tensions of a contemporary Argentine town.

Mercedes (65) is an upper-middle-class woman who officiates in the church as Minister of the Holy Communion in a town where conversions to Evangelism are changing deeply rooted customs and rituals. When her landlord dies, Mercedes is forced to stay with Cecilia (43), the dead man's girlfriend, in her home deep in the mountains of Córdoba. The arrival of Brenda (30), the late man's unrecognised daughter, will upset the lives of both women. Between Catholicism in crisis, Mercedes' renewed faith and family secrets, The Two Landscapes explores the social and religious tensions of a contemporary Argentine town.

Elena travels to a remote beach on the Chocó coast to try to sell the family home to pay off her ailing father's debts. There a woman offers to hand over her 3-year-old son, so that she can take him away with her and give him a better life. Deeply affected by the proposal, Elena urgently returns to Bogotá, where she has to deal with her father's imminent death and the consequences of the divorce of her lover, who is losing the custody of his children because of his affair with her. In the middle of this crisis, Elena must deal with a desire she never thought she had: that of being a mother.

Hamburg, 1945: a young German girl and an emaciated foreigner meet in secret.
Donostia, 2022: a family investigates and speculates about a love letter discovered in the family home. Meanwhile, the sparrows flit around the city.

On a road without pavements there is room for three worlds. There are Bakary, Oihana and Agustina looking at each other. The experience of one belies the truth of the other; but they have decided to come closer together and set out to find a cure. In this way, they will learn to look through each other’s ears and listen with their skin. The smell of wet asphalt, the weeds growing on the shore, the wounds on the gums, the old songs, the figs, the sweat, the saltpeter and the silences will be the ingredients of the ointment that will cure the illness.