Vens a cercar-me? (Can you come?) It is an intimate short film that tells from the customs and the look of a family the moments before and after facing the results of a possible cancer. A story that more than half of Spanish society has had to live or will live directly or indirectly at some point in their lives, according to SEOM, the Spanish Society of Medical Oncology. This short film looks at a call from a working day and every day that threatens all stability and reformulates the scale of values of a modern family. A mother who has two children from different fathers, who has lived through two sentimental separations, will go to her eldest son to be able to face the results of brain cancer. The complicity between a son and a mother for hiding the information of what they have just experienced from an eight-year-old girl.
The vision of cancer from three different points directly, indirectly and from ignorance, the mother who is the one who can suffer a disease, the son who can lose what he loves the most, and the daughter who knows nothing and has an ungrateful attitude . The endless hours leading up to it, the car trips, the uncomfortable silences and the waiting in hospitals will provide the information to put the viewer in the anguish of the characters.
The later part in which the viewer will not know what has happened until the end, the tension of some results that make you remember that this story is universal and feel identified because you have already lived it or to remind you that these are the calls that you least expect those that can put a life in check.