An 80-metre blue rope runs across the sandy isthmus that forms the shortest border in the world. This line separates Spain from Morocco and Europe from Africa. On one side is the Rock of Vélez de la Gomera, a fortified military outpost occupied by the Spanish army for five centuries. On the other side is the Moroccan Rif fishing village of Badis, which seems to live suspended in time.

When a Spanish filmmaker arrives in Badis, members of four generations of the village observe the vestiges of Spanish colonisation from the distance. 

The animals flee relentlessly in an environment threatened by tourism, extreme weather and hunting. As the search progresses, the fog is erasing the entire landscape in its path, as if it were a disease that affects an entire territory.

The Serret family’s funeral home is on the verge of shutting down. Outdated facilities, red numbers, and a license at risk—they have one year to reinvent or lose everything. After the founder retired, his children and nephews take over. Esteve steps in as CEO with extravagant ideas inspired by sci-fi. Carles channels his frustrated dream of being an actor into the ceremonies. And Xavi, the cynic one, just wants to sell. In a year filled with funerals, arguments, and outrageous plans, the funeral home becomes a mirror of a family in crisis. Can they save the business without burying their legacy?

Ane is an eccentric octogenarian actress with the spirit of a golden age Hollywood diva. Every day, she fights to maintain her independence and her love for John — a retired singer facing severe cognitive decline — while dreaming of becoming a great actress in a society that often sidelines the elderly as mere spectators. Fate brings other seniors into her journey, proving it’s never too late to reinvent yourself and truly live.

Life portrait of a group of Dutch blue helmets who bear the guilt of not having been able to prevent the genocide in Srebrenica, the largest massacre in Europe since the Second World War. A story about how they face, day by day, the horror they lived, the responsibility, and the search for redemption, inseparable consequences of any war.