Abel lives with his mother in a small town on the outskirts of Barcelona. His life, grey and boring, is based on the small family business, his mother's house, his girlfriend's bed, and the town bars. However under an appearance of quiet and gentle man, Abel hides a dark and morbid personality.

A young high school student marked by the recent death of her mother, Gwen, spends her time with her group of friends, including her lover Thomas, an apprentice baker. When Jean-Luc, a Parisian student who looks like an artist, moves into the area, Gwen does not hide her trouble, as if a decisive life choice was before her. One day, she discovers a film at the cinema that seems inexplicably inspired by her own life. Will she find the answers she is looking for?

Football seen through the eyes of some of the best directors of the world.

2012年第65届戛纳电影节导演双周作品！提名第25届欧洲电影奖最佳电影。 本片由戈雅奖最佳导演海梅·罗萨莱斯执导，讲述了原本幸福美满的家庭，由于事故变革，从幸福逐渐走向了灰暗，探讨着人性与家庭的真正意义，频临破碎的家庭能否守护孩子的梦与爱，重返快乐与美好……

This correspondence between Spanish auteur Jaime Rosales and critical chronicler of contemporary China Wang Bing is divided into three short films each consisting of documentary observations.

Football seen through the eyes of some of the best directors of the world.

In four distinct chapters, Solitary Fragments follows two women, Adela and Antonia, through their everyday lives. The film maps out their relationships, shows us the people that matter to them, and slowly ties their lives together. With a camera as still and observant as Ozu’s tatami angle, Jaime Rosales creates a disarmingly naturalistic, nonjudgmental tapestry of people struggling with ordinary challenges. The result is a fascinating ecosphere of human behavior. Petty arguments, procrastinated plans, quiet sacrifices, acts of compassion, and conciliatory gestures – these momentary interruptions seem cursory, but they are exactly what make life “life”. Winner of Best Film and Best Director at the 2008 Goya Awards, Spain’s equivalent to the Oscar.