After two years in prison, Lee is released and picked up by his older brother, Mark. As they attempt to reconnect, old wounds resurface and Lee’s descent back into old habits forces Mark to make a difficult decision.

“The other Shore” is more than a story: the fear of death explores one's existence through the eyes of a girl, showing that it is a natural part of life. María, a girl with a rare illness, learns to face her fears with music, hope and love for life. He meets Marisol, a music therapist, and Soledad, an old woman who repairs instruments. Their lives will unexpectedly intertwine.

In a sleepless city hooked on engineered dreams, Lola enters a lucid simulation and falls for an artificial companion designed to fulfil her every need.

Logline
After years of miscarriages and refused adoptions, a woman who can no longer face another loss commits an irreversible act — at the expense of someone else.

Synopsis
Inspired by real events, Cheryl has spent years trying — and failing — to become a mother. After yet another miscarriage, she refuses to accept what has happened. Unable to let go of becoming a mother, she fabricates a pregnancy for her husband working offshore — a fragile illusion on the verge of unraveling.

When that illusion is suddenly threatened, Cheryl is pushed into a desperate and unthinkable decision. Disguised as a nurse, she enters the maternity ward — prepared to do whatever it takes to fulfill her lifelong dream.

What follows is a tense and emotionally charged descent, as Cheryl struggles to hold together a reality that was never hers — and is forced to confront the true cost of a longing that has consumed her.

The film draws the audience into a quiet moral dissonance, where empathy begins to blur with unease and the line between right and wrong feels increasingly fragile.

Two strangers meeting at a crematorium while picking up their loved ones' remains. They decide to spend the day together, killing time and watching the world go by.