Sometimes Sadness, Sometimes Rebellion

Eva is a solitary visitor spending time in Madrid, where she wanders through the unfamiliar city with little interest in meeting others. While visiting the Reina Sofía Museum, she meets Dante, an Argentine historian. Their encounter leads to a connection centered on themes of displacement, memory, and labor, as Dante shares his research on the life of Juan Bialet Massé and the history of worker struggles in Argentina.

This drama and romance was written and directed by María Aparicio. It is the second film she has directed, following her 2023 project Undefined Things. The movie features Eva Bianco in the title role of Eva and Roger Koza as Dante. The production was handled by La Buena Hora, Las Flores, and Cosabona Films, with Ana Apontes, Juanjo Moscardó Rius, and Ana Camacho serving as producers. The film has a runtime of 96 minutes and was released on September 7, 2026.