Mala mía (2025)

Özet

Paloma, a young immigrant struggling to survive while living in a car in Barcelona, faces the harsh realities of being an outsider. Amid language barriers, bureaucratic obstacles, and constant economic instability, she forms a fragile bond with another woman in a similar situation. However, her hopes of finding support are dashed when she is betrayed, leaving her even more isolated and vulnerable in a relentless environment. The story explores her resilience in the face of exploitation, cultural alienation, and the emotional toll of surviving in a foreign country.