Las jefas

Villajoyosa, Alicante province. In the heart of a jungle of vegetation imported from Southeast Asia stands Zen Gardens, a luxurious, excessive, and decadent resort. High season is over, and now its fake villas and cardboard gardens host only a few guests, clients who have practically made it their permanent residence. Among them are Romana Romano and the Gran and Petit Navarro sisters—professional heiresses and born spendthrifts—who haven't set foot outside the resort in six weeks. They don't work, they don't make plans, and their routine is reduced to playing cards, languishing by the pool, and downing strange cocktails. Meanwhile, Primo, the hotel's handyman, is also trapped in his own loop, longing to get out of there, but without the means to do so. His life and the girls' lives are about to collide. Zen Gardens is almost like a tacky, cluttered Overlook Hotel, populated by eccentric characters who move around like ghosts. Everyone seems to want to leave, but no one seems to know how.