

A broken photographer flees for 1,000 days. His studio becomes a love circus. Chaos ensues.
Mía is applying for a job as a photographer in Vic's studio, but she manages to show up when the hip, famous pro is having a really bad day: his model girlfriend Ana has just dumped him. He decides to leave Barcelona for 1,000 days and suggests that Mía take his place. This 1,000-day stint sets in motion all kinds of mini-stories, tales of love and romantic misadventure, creating concentric circles which fleetingly fill Vic's studio with the colorful characters who turn up for various photo shoots, modeling work and castings. The models let themselves be hauled through an artificially-created world, putting work before love, yet also seeking affection in an unreal world.
Cinematography
The studio becomes a character—warm, claustrophobic, alive with longing.
Acting
Óscar Jaenada steals scenes with smoldering chaos energy.
Director
Xavier Ribera
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Sophie Auster is the daughter of novelist Paul Auster, bringing literal literary pedigree to her art-world character.
The film captures late-2000s Barcelona's creative scene before mass tourism flattened its edges—an elegy for a specific bohemian moment.