Fish Never Sleep

Arlet returns home after a four-month absence to celebrate her twentieth birthday. This reunion with her family transforms what should be a joyful occasion into a poignant confrontation with a lingering disease that has affected them for years. The film delves into the complexities of relationships and the challenges of facing one's past.

The film features performances by Adriana Fornés and Mercè Pons, adding depth to the narrative. As a production of Universitat Pompeu Fabra, it presents a unique perspective on the drama genre, making it notable for those interested in contemporary short films.