Mr. No One

Daniel, a 40-year-old man, has been wandering the streets of a city that no longer belongs to him for years. His life as a homeless person is a silent refuge, where he avoids all forms of interaction, preferring solitude and anonymity. Despite his indifferent attitude, he cannot help but witness the variety of lives that cross before him, silently observing the stories that unfold around him, which intertwine with his own tragedy without anyone knowing.

Aina, a young woman in her twenties from Barcelona, works for an international NGO and, driven by the desire to help those in need, takes notice of Daniel. Despite his evident rejection of her and any attempts at closeness, Aina does not give up. The more Daniel rejects her, the more she feels drawn to his mystery and hidden pain.

Unbeknownst to her, Aina begins to unravel the mysterious past of Daniel. She discovers that he was a successful executive at a multinational company, responsible for an important position, until embezzlement brought everything crashing down. As a result of that crisis, Daniel made the difficult decision to abandon his family, to protect them from possible revenge.

Daniel's reunion with his past will come unexpectedly, with the arrival of carnival, a festival where masks and costumes hide each person's truth. Aina, unwittingly, will trigger a series of events that will force Daniel to finally confront the demons of his former life.