Amigo, no gima

Set in February 2003, "Amigo, no gima" tells the story of an old Spanish man facing the sale of his shop in the Barrio De Llavapies. The film explores the perspectives of two ethnic groups through a tense encounter between an immigrant and the aging shop owner, highlighting themes of racism and cultural displacement.

With a runtime of just 12 minutes, this film captures a poignant moment in a vibrant neighborhood undergoing transformation. The narrative reflects broader societal issues while remaining deeply personal to its characters. Featuring a cast that includes Francisco Algora, Cesáreo Estébanez, Marilyn Torres, and Ileana Wilson, this drama presents a unique glimpse into human interactions amidst cultural shifts.