The first film, Las delicias del jardín follows Fermín, an aging painter whose trembling hand and financial troubles force him to move into a shared studio in an old garage. When his son Pablo—also a painter—returns from a long trip to India, their clashing views on art and life spark tension. Hoping to solve their money problems, Pablo’s mother Pepa suggests they enter an art competition to reinterpret Hieronymus Bosch’s The Garden of Earthly Delights. Blending humor with reflections on family, aging, and artistic ambition, the film offers an intimate and playful portrait of contemporary life in Madrid.

The second film, Los domingos follows Ainara, a thoughtful 17-year-old who shocks her family when she announces she wants to enter a cloistered convent instead of going to university. Her unexpected decision unsettles the household, exposing deep emotional, ideological, and generational tensions between family members. As they struggle to understand her choice, the family home becomes a space of confrontation, doubt, and vulnerability. Through this intimate conflict, the film explores themes of faith, personal freedom, and identity, offering a nuanced portrait of belief, autonomy, and the complex dynamics of contemporary family life.