Blanca visits her grandfather in a village hidden in the mountains of Galicia. With her arrival, the village's reality begins to change. The last inhabitants resist the disappearance of their rural world through their dreams, memories, and memories.

"Patios of Light" is a journey, a diary, about rural emigration to the cities, narrated in a poetic language that focuses on nuances, sight and sound; the patios of light become communal amphitheatres.

"Humedalia" is an autobiographical film about my childhood and the place where I grew up. It highlights images I have unpretentiously recorded during my walks through this place, taken almost from the perspective of the little girl I once was. At a certain point, this place reveals itself on the screen. The film is constructed thanks to the audio from my family’s video archive and several field recordings that elaborate a soundscape which evokes those past emotions. When the ground you walk on is full of memories, the past guides you through its bird's eye view.

"Burn this when I die, Lord's Prayer and into the fire." This is what was written on a package I found in my grandmother's wardrobe when she died. Before I burned it, the objects it contained sparked a reflection in me about family, memories, what women's lives used to be, and how they have changed.