The women’s choir to which Rita (90) belongs is in danger of breaking up because they’ve lost the municipal subsidy which allowed them to rent their rehearsal room. Now the choir has to decide whether or not to accept sponsorship by one of the companies causing most pollution in the valley, a sponsorship that would guarantee the choir’s existence.
Nora is 30 years old and lives with her Argentinian grandfather, Nicolas. But her life isn’t what she imagined.
The death of her grandfather will leave her an old Dyane 6. Although she drives terribly, Nora will embark on an aimless road trip along the coast of the Basque Country, to end up carrying her grandfather's ashes next to her grandmother.
Basque Country, 1609. The men of the region are at sea. Ana joins other girls from the village to dance in the woods. Judge Rostegui, given the task of purifying the region by the King, arrests the women and accuses them of witchcraft. He decides to do what it takes to make them confess what they know about the akelarre, a ceremony with magical connotations during which the Devil is said to initiate his servants and mate with them.
June returns to her hometown after living abroad for a while, looking for a better opportunity. The return home will be painful because she will meet again with her family and Diego, her old love, who is an asocial writer who lives secluded in his house. Everyone has changed and reestablishing broken ties will not be easy, but together they will face disenchantment and lack of expectations, while their love story blossoms again.
An eight-year-old child struggles with the fact that people keep addressing her in confusing ways. During a summer at her grand aunt’s among the beehives, her life and her mother's will change forever.
Mara is a 36-year-old woman who has just secured a position as a sculpture lecturer at the University of the Basque Country. Having moved into her new home with her partner Jon in Bilbao and with her new job now secure, the desire to become a mother begins to take centre stage in her life.
Germán is the only child in an almost deserted village. During the summer, he lives surrounded only by adults and elderly people; trapped in a routine marked by loneliness. Everything changes when he reunites with his old friends in the endless fields, where play becomes his way of discovering and understanding life.
Amid laughter and companionship, a group of gypsy women improvise sequences in a room at the Otxarkoaga Civic Centre. The soft morning light filters through the purple curtains, while one of them dissects a film about a group of gypsy women at a performance workshop. Reality and fiction merge. Playfulness, fun, empowerment and sisterhood all combine in this documentary, intended as a love letter to the gypsy women of the Basque Country. A bridge, a joyful song and hands clapping in the wind, rem
