Borja Cobeaga

Set in the late 1980s, this comedy-drama follows a group of fathers who must take their daughters to a rhythmic gymnastics competition in Berlin. During the long road trip in a van, these men are forced to confront their own prejudices, traditional notions of masculinity, and the changing roles within their families. It is a heartwarming story about fatherhood, friendship, and personal growth.

Juan López, an ordinary and anonymous office worker, decides to expose his superpowers to turn into the first Spanish superhero: Superlópez. (imdb)

In this dark comedy, an unusual cell of four terrorists awaits a phone call that never seems to come. Cooped up in a nondescript apartment during the 2010 World Cup festivities, the group must navigate their own incompetence, internal tensions, and the absurdity of their situation while the rest of Spain celebrates. It is a satirical look at the mundanity and contradictions of radicalism.

After breaking up with Rafa, Amaia falls in love with a Catalonian. Her father, Koldo, goes to Sevilla to persuade Rafa to go to Catalonia and take Amaia's heart back. (imdb)

Based on real diplomatic talks, this comedy-drama follows a politician tasked with mediating between the Spanish government and ETA. Far from the expected solemnity, the negotiation is marked by petty misunderstandings, logistical mishaps, and mundane personal quirks. The film provides a humanizing and satirical look at the awkward, unglamorous reality behind high-stakes political conflicts.

Rafael, a Seville citizen who has never left the Spanish region of Andalucia, decides to leave his homeland to follow Amaia, a Basque girl unlike other women he has known.

Sergio try to retrieve his girlfriend on the new year's day.

After a four-months separation, boy friend comes to the house of the girl.

The desperately single Chema falls for a feisty Argentinean hairdresser he meets in a dumpster. Initially he believes that she is into him too - but slowly the signs emerge that she has placed him squarely in the dreaded "friend zone".

Short made of three western shorter stories. "A Good Man" (by Dorado, a preacher having troubles to sleep), "Dio vi benedica a tutti" (by Berdejo, a girl and a retarded searching a map) and "Río Puerco" (by Cobeaga, a sherrif who hasn't get a bath for months).

After his wife leaves him, Joaquín brings his mother-in-law back home to look after him and his son. (imdb)

An older virgin hires a young man to have her first sexual experience. (imdb)