You called. I didn't recognize your voice. I can't recall your face. I can't even associate your name with the memories I have. You've become a blurry silhouette. It's not the real you anymore, just a "him": what's left of him." - Lúa thinks, as she looses her mind dancing to the radio's techno.
A slow and somber journey through the spaces that were the protagonists of the Alcàsser Case.
A luminous ceremony in which the film abandons the limits of the screen and, amid fire and smoke, desire and sin are celebrated. The projectionist assumes the role of the altar boy, transforming the act of projection into a ritual gesture: the image becomes a confession, and the cinema room, a space of passage and liberation. Thereby, the codes of the mass are rewritten from a queer and critical perspective.
