Eunshil, a mentally handicapped teenage girl, dies in the janitor's closet at school during winter break while giving birth to a baby. The principal's daughter decides to look after the baby herself and try to find out what really happened to her former classmate. However, everyone around her seems oddly disinterested, and her search uncovers secrets that she didn't want to know--about Eunshil, her family, the whole village, and even about herself. This movie is a withering social statement about the darkest elements of rural life in South Korea.

North Korean Refugee Eunseo has been living in South Korea for 20 years. Now she is almost South Korean. No one knows she came from North Korea. Then her mother, who has been out of contact, comes to South Korea, and gets to live with her. People get to know that Eunseo came from North Korea, and Eunseo starts to feel uncomfortable with her mother.

阿雅（苏妮萨·杰特 Sunisa Jett 饰）是个热爱写作的姑娘，她心目中的偶像是杂志社的主编塔西娜（扎露尼·素萨瓦 Caroline Desneiges 饰），为了能够离自己的偶像更近，阿雅前往塔西娜所在的杂志社应聘，并最终顺利入职。可是阿雅并不知道的是，自己得以录用，完全是因为她父亲的缘故。 兰（索纳拉姆·泰匹塔克 Sornram Theppitak 饰）是塔西娜的弟弟，当他得知阿雅是关系户后，开始轻视这个女孩，对她没什么好脸色，然而，随着时间的推移，阿雅用行动和努力向兰和塔西娜证明了自己。为了安慰刚刚失恋的阿雅，塔西娜还贴心的将她带到了兰所在的咖啡农场散心，在此期间，阿雅和兰吵吵闹闹，感情却越来越好了。

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Ji Eun is a girl who enters society for the first time, getting her first job, at 24 she must make important decisions about emotions, in her career and her life.

Adaptation of the Jean-Christophe Ruffin novel

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A little girl must face changes in her family, when her single Dad brings home a new Mom for her.

Videopoem by Jardín/Galabatti/d'Arbel, inspired by the works of Pola Weiss, all sweeping through the TV tube eye.

Three intersecting paths in an essay film that adopts a mythological narrative, traveling through time and blending poetic and ethnographic elements: an untold story where real and fictional elements recount an unexpected encounter with the director Margarida Cordeiro, an adaptation of the novel "Pedro Paramo" that she could never make after the death of António Reis, and a passage by the landscapes of Miranda.