No dramatices

The events that are narrated in these stories are not tragic or especially serious, but, rather, a succession of everyday situations -an airplane, a hospital waiting room, an office, a supermarket- in which ordinary men and women and those who are around the quarantine show the same tendency to dramatize, that is, to complicate their lives more than necessary. The stories of these characters converge and intertwine to reveal the great misunderstanding they suffer. And it is those dramatizations, and not the real dramas of their lives, that would have led these people to make the wrong decisions. Each one will seek their way in their own way, but beneath the diversity of experiences of the different characters, however, there is an unconfessed fear of falling into their own insignificance.