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A woman reporter in over her head in trying to write a book on the male machismo in Spain finds the men don't match her story's expectations. She also finds herself involved in relationships with the wrong men.

In a gritty urban setting, David, a street-dweller by choice, falls for María. He approaches her with a poem, and she follows him. Their love story unfolds amid drugs, crime, and the harsh realities of life on the streets.

Madrid in the 40s: in an old neighborhood tavern, every first Friday of the month at nightfall Moor Hauma organizes a unique and secret card game. The Caudillo, Francisco Franco, meets with several friends of Africa's campaign for a game.

The story of three brothers at two different times of their lives is presented by director Miguel Santesmases to combine drama and romantic comedy. Three brothers--Boris, Carlos, and Alex--spend the last weekend of the summer holidays at their home in Galicia, sad because it is about to be sold. They have different personalities: Boris, the eldest, is a crazy, irresponsible playboy. Carlos minds the family business, a printing press. And Alex will pursue his Master's degree in the United States. This weekend will mark their lives forever.

A young police inspector investigates the bank robbery and subsequent murder of one of the robbers, while discovering that his girlfriend has a lover, an old friend of hers and now their neighbor.

Alfonso (Álvaro de Luna) is retired and still lives in the house where he spent his childhood. He often visits Nanda (Mary González), an old woman who was his neighbor and something similar to his mother when he became an orphan. On one of these occasions, he crosses paths with Martín (Óscar Abad), a young aspiring cyclist. Alfonso then projects his dreams on him and does everything possible to turn him into a professional.

After a tragedy a restless father and his teenage son go on a car trip in their Mercedes, trying to find some reasoning in this world and to find each other as well.

Fun, witty and filled with laughs, El Diario de Una Pasante, Nominated at the Malaga Spanish Film Festival 2003, takes us on a fresh and exciting new journey into the workplace with a young and hip group of interns who dare to walk in with a bang! Ana finds herself a summer job as an intern for CCN, a radio station, along with several other graduates. But the working environment isn't all its caught up to be... at least it's not what they had in mind. Overbearing and demanding supervisors who will make their lives impossible, make them realize soon enough the difficulty of getting a real job once the internship comes to an end. Ana, intelligent and remarkably funny, decides to take full leadership in rebelling with the other interns. Prepare yourself for a rollercoaster of hilarious situations in which love, jealousy and way too much partying takes place!

Mario Barrera's Party Line is a very funny study of three Mexican-Americans, two men and a woman, devoted to phone sex that just might lead to the real thing. At the same time, they demonstrate their feelings about being Mexican-Americans.