Someone Has to Die

Set in the conservative climate of 1950s Spain, this poignant film tells the story of a couple who eagerly await the arrival of their long-absent son from Mexico. Their joy quickly turns to surprise and confusion as they find him returning not with his fiancée, as expected, but instead accompanied by a ballet dancer. As tensions rise within the family over this unexpected turn of events, the film delves into themes of tradition versus personal freedom, and the complexity of familial expectations. Through vivid storytelling, it explores how societal norms can clash with individual dreams and desires, ultimately revealing the challenges faced when individuals follow their own path.