La Mesías

Enric is haunted by the monsters from his past when he sees on TV the new religious music band the whole country is laughing at: Stella Maris. He will not stop until he finds them up and saves them from the same childhood he endured.

Irene, Enric's sister, lives a humdrum life until she sees a graffiti painted on a wall at her workplace that turns her world upside down and makes her relive a past that she has worked very hard to bury.

The 80s. Enric and Irene's childhood is marked by neglect, religious fanaticism, and violence while they live with their mother, her boyfriend Pep, and the couple's daughters. Musical films become the only light in their dark existence.

Irene and Enric believe that the Stella Maris girls are in danger. They are the only ones who can see behind the curtain of the laughingstock they have become, and they decide to go in search of them.

Christmas Eve is fast approaching, and Enric and Irene search for the Stella Maris girls as they recall one of the most traumatic incidents of their childhood, which changed their lives and separated them from their family for years.

With all the family reunited in a strange -almost macabre- calmness, Irene and Enric, for the first and last time, air all their dirty secrets. Then, all the old, buried conflicts and reproaches quickly surface.

Irene and Enric realize that not all the Stella Maris girls want to be saved and that it is time they saved themselves. Eric starts an introspection to heal his childhood trauma and Irene finally faces her past and leaves her fear behind.