Twenty-something Julián is a graphic modeller, who spends countless hours of his life in the careful creation of terrifying creatures. After he acts to save a neighbourhood child from a fire, he is unable to process the mental and emotional shock of the horrible incident. He tries to develop a romantic relationship with Diana, an art history student he meets at a party. But a new creative outlet, one he scarcely understands and struggles to contain, threatens his once seemingly normal existence. He violates the trust of everyone close to him and ends up spinning quickly out of control.
Biography
film director

Carlos Vermut
(Madrid, 1980) wrote and directed his first feature film Diamond Flash in 2011, which he produced himself and distributed independently. The film won the Rizoma Award and the Best Film Award at Abycine, and received great critical acclaim automatically becaming a cult movie. In 2014 he wrote and directed his second feature film Magical Girl, winning the Golden Shell for Best Film and the Silver Shell for Best Director at the San Sebastian International Film Festival. The film was presented in the Toronto International Film Festival and was nominated for 7 Goya Awards. With his third feature film, Quién te cantará (2018), presented both at the Toronto and San Sebastian, he built one of the most acclaimed films of Spanish cinema of theyear. Before dedicating himself fully to cinema, he worked as a comic book artist, publishing different comics (Psico Soda, Cosmic Dragon) while producing and directing the short films Maquetas (2009) and Don Pepe Popi (2012). He also wrote the screenplay of Paco Plaza’s La abuela (2021), film selected at the TFF.
FILMOGRAFIA
Michirones (cm, 2009), Maquetas (cm, 2009), Diamond Flash (2011), Don Pepe Popi (cm, 2012), La gran ciudad (cm, video, 2014), Magical Girl (2014), Quién te cantará (Chi canterà per te, 2018), Me envenenas (cm, video, 2019), Mantícora (2022).


