When a botched robbery goes awry, and a gang of criminals find themselves injured with a resilient young female hostage in tow they find refuge in an unassuming motel run by brazen organ harvesters. Saving their skin literally becomes a bigger priority than escaping the police and they won’t surrender without an all-around fight to death.

Helga spends a few days with her grandparents whom she hasn't seen for years, two sinister old people who live in a huge Catalan farmhouse lost in the middle of nowhere.

Julio is a boy who lives with his parents in a house far from town. His father commits murders hiding his face behind a mask while Carmen, his mother, runs a small grocery store. Ten years later, a group of friends are going to spend a weekend in a rural house in the town, which has become famous for the many disappearances that happened long ago. The group visits the store run by Carmen and Julio the same day he turns 18, producing a first fleeting encounter between them. Carmen has a surprise prepared for her son, a mask like his father's. Julio will have to choose between continuing the family tradition of being a murderer or embracing the love of Úrsula, one of the girls in the group that he has just met.

A romantic weekend getaway turns into a surreal nightmare, when a successful museum curator discovers that her date is a serial killer.

October 17, 1961, "Algerian workers" take to the streets to protest against the mandatory curfew imposed by the police prefecture.

Megalomaniac questions the invisible line between victim and executioner, a story about the weight of patriarchy and the illusion of Manichaeism, a frightful story that evokes the ghost of one of the most terrifying Belgian criminals, the mons's dismembered, an anonymous monster that acted in the 90s and was never identified. His seal of his? The predilection for solo and fragile women, dismembered in pieces in abandoned garbage bags next to the road.