Sé nadar muy bien (I Can Swim Very Well)

This documentary is born from the need to stop. During a getaway, a group of friends gather away from the speed of Madrid to talk, laugh and simply be. Through an observational gaze, the natural space allows the everyday to transform into memory and for their bond to be revealed from a new perspective. Small gestures, glances and silences that accompany their conversations about their present at 25 years old.