In a world on the brink of chaos, where ancient gods threaten to awaken, a motley crew of individuals—a young woman trapped in a sinister cult, a detective who confronts the occult, and a man burdened by the horrors of another age—find themselves connected to a forbidden book that holds the key to humanity's survival or destruction.

Bizkaia, 1935. A violent storm runs an English coal ship aground. Overnight, the people of Algorta crowd the shore to claim the black gold. Sabas Jauregui sees it as a stroke of luck; his wife, Josefa, as a bad omen. Disregarding her pleas, Sabas drags their children into the heart of the storm. The family will do the unthinkable to protect the coal that might save them from winter—or doom them forever.

Toni, once a famous singer, now has gambling debts and struggles to make ends meet. His luck changes when Malena, a former lover, introduces him to Junior, a wealthy young man, ready to hire him to steal a priceless painting from his own mother. To carry out this supposedly easy heist, Toni recruits a clumsy crew, forming a team in which each one pursues their own interests.

Maite raises her daughter Nerea alone in a shellfish nursery. Their relationship becomes strained with Nerea's adolescence and the appearance of a supernatural crab that disturbs Maite. The conflict escalates, and the crab possesses Maite, leading her to kidnap Nerea. In an attempt to recreate the past, Maite locks Nerea in her childhood room. Nerea fights for her freedom. In the final confrontation, Maite must overcome the internal monster to avoid destroying her daughter and their home.

My father (Manu, 79), and I travel by motorhome to Burgos to discover the truth behind the execution of Miguel Varga, my great-grandfather and my father's grandfather, to discover the secret of our family that hides a tragic episode of the Spanish Civil War.

The end of the world. In the face of violence and chaos, fleeing from an adult world in perdition, a group of children and adolescents between the ages of 7 and 14 are exiled in an abandoned castle in the heart of a forest. Relying on their own stories, idiosyncrasies and contradictions, together they reinvent a world and redraw its codes, away from that of adults and their iniquitous rules. They believe they are protected, until the day they take in Éris, an adult whom they save from death.

Lena (42), a writer, moves into an old hotel in Buenos Aires. She has to deliver her next novel about her recently deceased mother to the publisher. One night, she meets Rosa, a woman with multiple identities. Under her influence, Lena adopts the identity of Elba, an old lady who works in a fabric store.

Spain, 1936. When Simone Weil becomes a militia fighter, she discovers that the strength she must wield to fight fascism draws her irresistibly toward it.

Sara becomes trapped in her car after it falls off a cliff. While she waits to be rescued, she discovers that she has become entangled in an espionage plot in which her life —and her daughter’s— is at stake.

Hannah, a Mexican student, travels to Pamplona to go wild during the Festival of San Fermín. The city offers her everything a good celebration needs: dancing, kalimotxo, and, of course, a group of rapists who are about to end up dismembered. Let the fiesta begin!

During the invasion of Iraq, a group of journalists taking refuge in a hotel struggle to portray the truth and stay alive, while the tides of war puts their friendship, ethics, and very humanity to the test.