María Rosa Salgado

Javier Mendoza, a Catholic missionary working in Alaska, remembers his youth as he is about to die.

José, a gay magician 50, spent his childhood in Granada. His father was a gardener in the house of the Buendía. There he sometime saw Federico Garcia Lorca. An evening of July 36, a group of fascists murdered the father of José at the garden doors. Today José feels the need to return to the place of his childhood. Perhaps to recover the memory, perhaps to bury it permanently. And he also feels the need to reveal to Miguel, his current lover, the depths of his feelings. (Filmaffinity)

Several young girls were killed. Policeman Matthaei travels to the region where it happened and searches a child that looks similar to the ones that were murdered. He finds one and stays with her and her mother, not telling them that he is waiting for the killer to start his bloody work one more time ... (imdb)

Ana, who works on the Committee for the release of some suspected terrorists sentenced to death, suffers a faint. Her uncle Norman, a former doctor who was withdrawn from the drug smuggling license, offers her a remedy that could cure her brain disease, but warns Ana that it can also have consequences: it produces such a dis-inhibition that the patient lies beyond good and evil, ethics and convictions. (jsanchez)