A Saturday night at London's legendary trans club The Way Out. Owner Vicky Lee reflects on 3 decades of the club and the effect it has had on the lives of many in the trans community. Regular clients of the club share how the Way Out has helped them overcome very traumatic problems of abuse, social and family rejection, and mental health. A safe place, a special place... we all need our own Way Out.

November 1985. Mikel Zabalza, a young bus driver, is arrested along with other people by the Civil Guard as part of an anti-terrorist operation. When the rest of the young people are released, they report having been savagely tortured. But Mikel is missing. Although the authorities allege that he has escaped, everything indicates that he did not survive the torment and they try to hide it. And while the hopes of finding him alive are fading, the streets of the Basque Country burn with a shout: "Where is Mikel?"

The story of 6 men who fought against compulsory military service in Spain. Thanks to their fight, entire generations of men after them didn't have to do the compulsory military service ever again.

Lorea's reference points are her mother and her grandmother. Through these two generations she observes the bond that women have experienced around motherhood. Now it is up to her to decide whether or not to become a mother herself and to look for answers to pending questions.

After living a clandestine love story for 8 years with her Hindu partner, circumstances force Muslim artist Dorine to return to her family in another state of India. She is forced to adapt again to an iron discipline governed by her father, a fervent believer in Islam. Locked in her room, she draws in profound silence, each line reflects a feeling, be it light or darkness. Her paintings speak for her, they reflect her deep sensitivity, her deepest conflicts, her strength and her vulnerabilities.