The Second Circle

Redefining their gender identity has huge repercussions on Suze's relationship with her friends and girlfriend Lulu. Everyone's destabilized as Suze ransacks her life to establish their new non-binary identity.

Cyrus Braidwood has a secret. His daughter Helen isn't actually his daughter--her father is a murderer, and Braidwood has been raising her as his own because he has her father's written confession hidden. One day her father manages to get ahold of the confession. Helen shows up at his apartment looking for it, which culminates in her and a young man she meets there being taken prisoner by a criminal gang.

The story is about a woman condemned by 'Justice has run its course' to six years of jail. This woman is mother of an almost two years old daughter. She has to decide what to do with her, if to put her in somebody hands or to take her into prison. The film doesn't show any jail it's all ruled in the 'line spacing' that exists between a state of freedom and a state of restriction. In this pneumatic bubble the separation's drama is celebrated. The counterpoint of this event it's a girl, pushed by her parents to have psychotherapy's meetings because she's too slim and extravagant. We discover that she's a foster daughter. Two stories intertwined beyond times and spaces given by the reason.

Blanca, the director of the Municipal Library of a Spanish provincial city, receives a letter from Antonio Gómez, a partner she does not remember, in which he confesses his passionate love, alluding to the relationship between his secret feelings and the terrible crime that he just committed in a tavern shooting, in cold blood, on four customers who drank quietly at the bar. The whole city talks about the murder and, although the murderer is unaccounted for, Blanca has the feeling that he appears in her reveries.