David Sainz

Tomás tries to relive the good old days by organizing a barbecue among friends. However, the problem is getting meat other than pigeon meat.

Julia wants to bury her father in the cemetery of her village but getting there is dangerous and she feels a bit lazy.

On the day the world should end and doesn’t, Tomás returns home to apologize to his wife and daughter after taking off to live a crazy life months ago.

Romero invites Tomás to join the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, a group of white-brand avengers who fight the bad guys.

Julia goes partying with Noa and her post-adolescent friends. The night gets complicated.

Tomás and Julia come to terms with the one thing that unites them: their daughter.