Ardara (2019)

Macià is a 23 year-old guy from Ciutadella who decides to visit Ireland. He follows the trail of a journey previously made by his parents, 20 years ago. At the same time, Bruna and Maria, two young actresses from Barcelona, are looking for a quiet and isolated place to walk and disconnect from the noisy city. Their journeys will cross paths in the town of Ardara. And once they've met they will remain together until the last days of July. But these wonderful days shall end suddenly where Europe ends: at the country's highest sea cliffs. At least, that's what some of the locals would tell you. Ardara reconstructs the journey of these three young people through the tales of those who witnessed their travels, and questions who they were and why they disappeared. Like a jigsaw, we arrange each point of view and a picture of summer begins to come into focus. It is a portrait of three young people, far away from home, in their blooming youth. But it is also a portrait of the people who observe and describe them. Of those who remember the light they spread. It is a story that reflects on the very act of storytelling. The only way for human beings to understand and organize the world.