The Naked Eye

Begoña is a thirty-something consultant grappling with her upper middle-class upbringing and her tumultuous romantic life. The narrative unfolds as she records her experiences on a handheld video device called "The Owl," reflecting her struggles with intimacy and family dynamics.

Set against a backdrop of family tensions, the film portrays Begoña's clashes with her stern mother and siblings during a Christmas Eve dinner. Her role as the family black sheep is accentuated by her quest for connection, leading to encounters that challenge her self-perception and relationships.

The film features a cast that includes Laura Morante, Jose Coronado, and Miguel Ángel García, among others. The runtime is 104 minutes, offering a compact yet impactful exploration of its themes, making it a significant entry in the late 90s drama genre.