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Six characters from six different cities around the world (Rio de Janeiro, Los Angeles, Oahu, Buenos Aires, Rome and Pamplona) experience an event in their lives that kills something inside them. Unable to cope with these deaths, they are lost and without direction. For different reasons, they will all travel to Pamplona during San Fermin Festival. This dramatic scenario will force them to confront themselves. The relationships with each other will help them face and overcome the conflicts that are killing their inner selves.
The "Blue Queen" is one of the most expensive diamonds in the world and naturally tempts many thugs; one night Yannis finds himself driving on a criminal hike with a gang of robbers, which brilliantly completes the blow. But the business is complicated from the moment in which, a few days later, the man is taken in his own home by the thungs of the boss Yannis works for. He seems to be the only witness of the death of his son, killed in cold blood in the parking lot identified for the recovery of the gem.
Marisa and Roberto, are married and with a daughter who is close to marriage. He teaches in a driving school and she volunteers to help inmates in a parish. When she decides to go and live in Roberto's house, where he was born, the trouble starts. In fact, the underworld has decided that their home is good to hide outlaw merchandise without risks.
Una torrida giornata estiva come tante. Il caos scende in una piscina pubblica quando il gioco innocente tra una figlia e un padre diventa un incubo.
di Miguel Albaladejo (Spa, 2009, 112') v.o., sott. it. mer 9 h 19,40
Flora, 72, is an old maid in a small village who has devoted her whole life to caring for her elderly relatives. Her only sister died when she was very young, leaving her three nieces to bring up. Having grown up, the three left the village and now Flora is apprehensive because the time has come when they will have to look after her and she is afraid they will put her in the old folks' home where one of them works.
Sezione IV
di Giovanni Piperno (Italia, 2006, 23') Mer 11 h 18.00, Dom 15 h 18.30
