Las pequeñas cosas

The narrative follows Anita, a mother, and her daughter Joana, who has dwarfism. Their relationship is marked by unexpressed love and unspoken taboos. Maria, Joana's mother, struggles to come to terms with her daughter's condition, leading to tensions as they prepare for the visit of Juan, the son and brother who lives away. This story is a compelling exploration of familial bonds and the complexities that often accompany them.

With Carme Sansa in the lead role, the film addresses themes that resonate with audiences interested in intimate character studies. The drama is rooted in real emotional struggles, making it relevant for those who appreciate films that tackle difficult subjects within family dynamics.