Jone, Sometimes

The film follows 20-year-old Jone as she lives with her father and younger sister, Marta. Jone's father, Aita, faces the challenges of Parkinson's disease, which impacts their family dynamics. As the vibrant festivities of Bilbao unfold, Jone embarks on her first romantic experience with Olga, navigating the complexities of youth and the looming fears of loss.

Through its portrayal of a family in crisis and the joy of first love, "Jone, Sometimes" captures the emotional landscape of a young woman coming of age amidst difficult circumstances. With a runtime of 80 minutes, this film presents a poignant narrative that resonates with anyone who appreciates stories centered on personal growth and family bonds.