Synopsis
Iván arrives at an underground party in a forest on Midsummer's Eve, seeking to lose himself in the music, the fire, and Clara, the girl he's obsessed with. But after trying a strange substance, the celebration turns into a nightmare.
Meet the Filmmaker
Meet the Filmmaker
LSDavid &
Miguel Solís
Writer/ Director
LSDAVID:
Born in Madrid in 1994, LSDavid began making short films at the age of 12, developing a strong passion for audiovisual storytelling and technical filmmaking....Read more
LSDAVID:
Born in Madrid in 1994, LSDavid began making short films at the age of 12, developing a strong passion for audiovisual storytelling and technical filmmaking. Influenced by director Robert Rodriguez, he trained in all areas of production, from screenwriting to editing and color correction. He has directed over 100 music videos for artists such as David Bisbal, Alejandro Sanz, and Andrés Calamaro. His fiction work is known for its dark, sarcastic tone and a strong visual style influenced by electronic music culture. His short films have received awards and selections at festivals such as Screamfest and FilmQuest.
MIGUEL SOLÍS:
Originally from Asturias, Miguel Solís initially worked in medicine before turning to film directing. Between 2022 and 2024, he studied directing at MasterD while making several short films, including 'Los amantes de papel' (Paper Lovers), winner of the Best Asturian Short Film award at Ribadedeva en Corto 2025, and 'Carta a un suicida' (Letter to a Suicide), selected for the FICX 2024. He also worked in editing, color grading, and sound on projects such as 'Instinto Paternal' (Paternal Instinct). In 2024, his feature film project 'Leyendas de Feerie: El cuento de la xana' (Legends of Feerie: The Tale of the Xana) was selected for the pitch session at the Madrid Film Festival, where he received the APPA Award. In 2025, he co-directed 'ANAX' with LSDavid and directed 'El monte habito' (The Mountain I Inhabit), both inspired by Asturian mythology and supported by the Government of the Principality of Asturias. Read less