Edén

'Edén' is a film by director Estefanía Cortés, a psychological drama that deals with the issue of freedom to choose your own life, the harshness of facing it, and inevitable death itself. The cast is made up of only four actors, the only ones who appear in the feature film. The protagonist is Marina, played by Charlotte Vega, accompanied by Marta Nieto, who plays Lidia in fiction, Ramón Barea who is in charge of playing Félix, and Israel Elejalde as Victor. In the words of her director, and her screenwriter, Cortés says that 'Edén' arose from a piece of news that she read several years ago in the press. It was about a group of strangers who had gathered in Japan to kill themselves together. So Cortés wondered why they needed to have company until their last breath, that is, why would they want to die accompanied? For this reason, Estefanía Cortés says that she has united four profiles of very different people and that, from that union, a small sample of what the world in which we live is like and the vision of each one of them about life.

Four unknown people will arrive in Eden, a clandestine company located in the middle of nature dedicated to ending the lives of those who no longer wish to live. This drama will follow four characters: a young woman torn apart by guilt from her past, an old man trying to spare his family pain, a woman suffering from a personality disorder, and a desperate man hiding a very dark secret. Eden will unite them before their deaths, but is it so easy to leave this life of your own free will?