Sometimes Sadness, Sometimes Rebellion (2026)

Eva is only in Madrid for a stopover, with no plans to connect. She drifts through the city as a solitary observer, her curiosity muted by the anonymity of her surroundings. That changes one afternoon inside the Reina Sofía Museum, where a stranger named Dante strikes up a conversation. An Argentine historian, Dante is deep in research on his homeland’s labor movements and the legacy of Juan Bialet Massé—a meeting that promises to pull Eva out of her detached wanderings.