Andrea Wallace is a 13-year-old girl who, following in her father’s footsteps, dreams of playing on her school’s soccer team. But Mia, the coach’s daughter and head cheerleader, doesn’t want anyone to overshadow her. She makes Andrea believe that she has given her a tryout to get on the team, but in reality what she has gotten her is a position as a utility girl in order to humiliate her.

But Mia’s plans begin to go awry when Jake, the team captain, realizes that Andrea knows more about soccer than she lets on. Mia tries to boycott her by hacking into her mobile phone with the help of her submissive sidekick Ashley, in exchange for a spot on the cheerleading squad. What neither Mia nor Ashley know is that Andrea’s smartphone is full of bytes that will do whatever it takes to help their owner.

After several years away, Lena returns home. This return will not be easy for anyone in the family, due to the situation of emotional vulnerability that the young woman is going through and the illness of her grandfather Juan, with whom she has always had a very special relationship.

At this delicate moment and with the sole purpose of helping him, Lena will embark on the complicated search for an old home movie that shows a crucial moment in the life of her grandfather. Along the way, the young woman will manage to heal herself and understand that sometimes, in order to move forward, you have to go back.

Vigo, 1980. María is a teenager who helps her father Emilio in a family-owned car repair shop while also engaging in student protests in the streets for the past few months. Her life routine is shaped by the reality her father experienced : working and protesting.

One afternoon in the repair shop, María discovers a small crack in on of the walls. She finds out that in the adjacent warehouse, there is a group of young people. She meets Cristina, a dance who rehearses using the sounds of the repair shop and the movement of the workers as inspiration.

Ruth, an ambitious creative director, is transferred to the Dominican Republic as a prelude to achieving her dream: to head up London headquarters. But a few weeks in the Caribbean, where nothing works according to her rules, will make her discover that what she was looking for was not success, but herself.