SYNOPSIS
Nothing is true. As soon as there are two people involved, everything automatically becomes relative. This tragicomedy of black and sexual humour is based on four urban stories that mix together, addressing such definitively human themes as infidelity, death, love, loneliness or well-intentioned homicides of an erotic nature. Seven characters intertwine throughout these stories during an hour and a half of comedy and tenderness. A woman who speaks with the wife of the man she killed, accidentally?, in the middle of a sexual act of desperate passion, or boredom?; a boy who is unable to lose his virginity despite the many opportunities that are presented to him, or, perhaps, unable because of that, because he is presented with too many opportunities; the sale of a coffin at a bad time, is there a good time to sell it?; and a mobile phone thief, form the starting shot of The laws of relativity applied to sexual relations. A tragicomedy that is all too human.