Els fils del mar

Janira grew up with the prohibition to go near the sea. The women who wanted to touch the water, disappeared. "The monsters and the beings that hide in the abyss eat them," the grandmother told him. That's why the girls wrote the names of their missing friends and sisters on the stones, to remember them. But the sea was insatiable, because even that was carried away. Even so, Janira, like other girls in the town, hears the voice of the sea, which visits her dreams and feeds the desire to look beyond the rules that condemn them to be bound. To live closed, without a horizon. And he wants to discover if everything that beats between the rocks, in the depths of the sea, is real or if it is just superstition.