The Most Important Thing in Life is Not Being Dead

This film follows Jacobo, an esteemed piano tuner whose seemingly happy life is disrupted by insomnia and strange occurrences in his home. As he grapples with his sanity, the line between reality and imagination blurs. His wife, Helena, provides a contrasting perspective, insisting that Jacobo's fears are unfounded, leading to a tension-filled exploration of trust and betrayal.

Set against the backdrop of the Franco era, the film delves into political deceit and the human experience during a time of great uncertainty. The tragicomedy format allows for a unique examination of how personal and societal realities can intertwine, questioning what is truly safe and secure in life. With a rich musical universe, the film offers a complex narrative that resonates beyond its immediate storyline.