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After the death of his wife and child, an author travels to Barcelona to see his estranged brother and dying father, where he learns that his life is plagued by events that occur on 11/11/11.

Alex, an eight-year-old boy, seems to have a macabre fascination for violent images that he sees on television. After his two brothers are born, he feels lonely, and he makes up two imaginary friends. Hurt and betrayed, he blackmails his father to get a television for his room. Through television, he discovers the violence of wars, and he is left fascinated.

Some students find out that there could be some tunnels under their High School that were used as an anti-aircraft shelter during war. Lots of kids were left buried there and they decide to find them. One of the girls, Axia, starts to feel a threat, because it is said that the people buried in the tunnels haunt the places where they died. Finally, she tries to warn her colleagues against the danger, but no one believes her.

Four friends plan an excursion to some lakes in the Pyrenees. Before beginning the excursion, they visit their friend Carlos, a historian who lives in the area doing some research. Then, he tells them that he has found an ancient scroll which leads to the cursed cemetery sought by many explorers. The cemetery is called "The cemetery of the 24 steps", where, according to a legend, someone buried "the fisher's medal", a medal with an incalculable value. The four friends will find themselves inside a dangerous adventure when they try to find it.

Marc, Alex and Guille are three true losers who never do a thing right. They decide to travel to "Paradise Music Festival" where they want to find parties, alcohol, loads of semi-nude girls and wild sex. They hope that this combination turns them into winners and helps them end their pathetic existence.

Two childhood friends reunite for a hiking trip in the mountains and take their teenage kids with them. Tempers flare as they set out for the snowy peaks.

A film crew arrives in a borderland village in Spain to film a low-budget western, which changes the daily routine of its inhabitants, especially that of a group of young boys. The film represents the return of Sonia to her homeland, because she comes back home to play the leading role in the film. However, this is not the first time that the cinema industry has explored these lands. Fifty years before, Orson Welles wanted to shoot a western in the same area. Inspired by this story, Fran Ruvira searches for the phantom remains of this western, which was never made, and wants to finish the work as a form of expression.

Havana and Barcelona have much in common. The Catalan Indians built extensively in Havana and you can also see many similarities in Barcelona's Paseo de Gracia or in the uptown's grand houses. Nowadays, Barcelona has become home to many talented Cubans: artists, musicians, doctors and unique but ordinary people. In this film, they sing, dance and explain their experiences in Barcelona, and how much they miss their own land. They get excited, cry and laugh. They tell us how they have adapted to life in this brotherly country, but different, colder and more formal. They talk about the special period caused by the fall of the Berlin Wall, and also about medicine and Afro-Cuban culture.

Marta, a university professor, discovers that her father belonged to the Freemasonry. She starts off on an journey that will take her to Rome, Istanbul, London, Madrid, Salamanca, Bilbao and Barcelona where she will uncover some of the secrets of the Masonry, until she finally discovers a secret lodge en Paris.