Don't Wake Me Up

The story follows Jone, a sixteen-year-old girl living in Bilbao during a politically charged period in 2009. As her father begins working for the Basque Government, the presence of bodyguards becomes a new reality for her. This shift forces Jone to navigate the challenges of her environment, where demonstrations and strikes are commonplace among student organizations.

As Jone grapples with her father's role and the influence of the ETA terrorist group, she learns to reconcile the conflicting worlds around her. The film presents a deep dive into the struggles of understanding complex political and social issues from a young person's perspective. It highlights the personal impact of political conflict on family dynamics and individual growth.