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  • Carmen & Lola

    Instituto Cervantes de Bruxelles Av. Louise 140, Brussels, Belgium

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    Carmen lives in a Romani community on the outskirts of Madrid. Like all the women she knows, she is destined to follow a traditional path: to marry young and raise children. But her life changes when she meets Lola, a different kind of Romani girl who dreams of going to university, draws graffiti of birds, and embraces her attraction to women. A bond grows between them and gradually turns into love. However, in a community deeply attached to its traditions, their relationship becomes a taboo that exposes them to rejection by their families and those around them.

  • Maspalomas

    Cinema Galeries Galerie de la Reine 26, Brussels, Belgium

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    At 76, Vicente, openly gay, lives a free and carefree life in Maspalomas, enjoying the sun, parties, and pleasures. But an accident changes everything: he must return to San Sebastián, reconnect with the daughter he had left behind, and move into a care home. In this new environment, he feels compelled to go back into the closet — to hide an essential part of himself that he believed he had long since accepted. Faced with this regression, Vicente wonders whether it is still possible to reconcile with others... and with himself.

  • Llueve sobre Babel

    Cinema Galeries Galerie de la Reine 26, Brussels, Belgium

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    In the mythical bar Babel, a place of both life and death, lost souls and the living in search of meaning cross paths. Dante, whose contract with La Flaca — the personification of Death — is coming due, tries to recover his memory while helping a ghost, Monet, reclaim his body before it disintegrates. Meanwhile, Jacob, the son of an Orthodox pastor, hides from his family his desire to become a drag queen. Uma, a mysterious Romani woman, makes a risky wager with La Flaca: to save her dying daughter. All of this unfolds under the omniscient gaze of the Boticario and Erato, who are not what they seem — narrators between heaven and the abyss.