Olivia suffers from OCD, a mental condition that manifests itself through a voice in her head that compels her to brush her teeth constantly. During Christmas Eve festivities in Barranquitas, Puerto Rico, the voice comes back after being dormant for a year. Not having Health Care, she desperately searches for the pills that will control her OCD without a prescription. Through her friend Jessica, who she met years ago in a mental institution, she meets David, the town’s pharmacist’s son, who agrees to sell her the pills. Trapped inside David’s apartment by a rainstorm, two strangers start uncovering truths about each other and start a healing process that doesn’t necessarily involve pills.

A delightful romantic comedy about about a guardian angel who falls for the young woman he is protecting.

A compilation of twelve short stories from one of Puerto Rico's most prolific writers, Abelardo Díaz Alfaro. These are: "El figurín", "El ejecutivo", "El muerto encogío", "La historia de la polilla", "Julia Rosa", "El funerario", "La mujer y su poder de dominio", "La locura del Rock & Roll", "Las píldoras juvenilinas", "Una estatua al ñame", "El bautizo de la leche", and "Una suegra lista".

Portrays the cultural changes experienced in Puerto Rico since the 1950's until 2000, through the story of a family.

An anonymous love letter left in Carli's locker wreaks havoc on his life, and the lives of everyone who come in contact with it.

After being subjected to endless objectification on a day-to-day basis, Ceci turns the tables.

11:11 is a short drama about a teen caught between home and a harsh system. What begins as a routine errand turns into a decisive moment: repeat the cycle of violence or break it. Through minimal dialogue and strong visual symbolism, 11:11explores how a small gesture—at the right moment—can signal hope and the possibility of change.