Natalia and Carlos, both aged 20, are in love and struggling to survive in today’s Spain. Their limited resources prevent them from getting ahead as they’d like to. They have no great ambitions because they have no great hopes. To earn some money, they decide to shoot an amateur porno film. The birth of their daughter Julia is the main catalyst for the changes they make.
- Cannes Film Festival – Un Certain Regard – Special Mention: Prize of the Ecumenical Jury
- Festival du Nouveau Cinéma – Official Selection
- Toulouse Cinespaña – Best Actress
- Lisbon & Estoril Film Festival – Nespresso Best Actress Awards
- Feroz Awards – Nominated for Best Drama, Best Actress in a Leading Role and Best Screenplay
- Cinema Writers Circle Awards – Nominated for CEC Award for Best New Actor and Best New Actress
- Gaudi Awards – Nominated for Best Film not in the Catalan Language, Best Director, Best Screenplay, Best Female Lead, Best Cinematography
- Goya Awards – Nominated for Best New Actress
- José Maria Forqué Awards – Nominated for Best Actress
- Sant Jordi Awards – Best Spanish Actress
Jaime Rosales was born in 1970 in Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain. He is a director and producer, known for "La solitude" (2007), "La belle jeunesse" (2014) and "Las horas del día" (2003).
- Wild Flowers – 2022
- Beautiful Youth – 2014
- Solitary Fragments – 2007
- The Hours of the Day – 2003
- The Fish Bowl – 1999 – Short film
- Yo Tuve un Cerdo Llamado Rubiel – 1998 – Short film
- Episodio – 1998 – Short film
Ingrid García-Jonsson
Carlos Rodríguez
Inma Nieto
Assistant director: Caroline Tambour
Screenwriter: Jaime Rosales, Enric Rufas
DOP: Pau Esteve Birba
Editor: Lucía Casal
Production Design: Victoria Paz Álvarez
Costume Design: Beatriz Robledo
Make up: Coral Peñas
Sound: Nicolás Tsabertidis
Producers: Jaime Rosales, José María Morales, Jérôme Dopffe
Executive Producer: Bárbara Díez
Production Companies: Fresdeval Films, Wanda Vision, Les Productions Balthazar
World Sales: Luxbox
