La grieta

In a finite, beautiful, rural, and politically engaged Cantabria, Manuela—sometimes Manu, sometimes Nu—navigates her newly established daily life, striving to create a shared existence of self-management and mutual support with her companions. Accompanied by an unavoidable and engaging—often exhausting—dialogue with her anxiety and traumas, the protagonist attempts to transform her self-absorption into a tool for community, a form of social and political commitment. Queer rurality, solidarity, the struggle for housing, and love in abundance, all in its complexity.