Punki

Álex and Paula have known each other since childhood. They have shared games, punishments, large bottles of beer, and the dream of growing up and getting out of Villa de la Fuente. They are a refuge for one another—a bond that manages to flourish in a town overrun by ugliness, misfortune, and pain. They want to say so much to each other, but the words feel too big, so they record cassette tapes instead. They make plans while everyone else sleeps. Someday, they promise, they will start over somewhere else. They do not realize that Villa de la Fuente—with all its fears, misery, and hatred lurking behind every window—is ready to pursue them wherever they go.