The Dough

Five artists invest all their savings to buy and refurbish a farmhouse and turn it into a family life project and a cultural centre. Although they share strong values and ideals, the needs and desires of each one, added to the perpetual state of construction and renovation of the house, generate fatigue that acts as a backdrop for multiple conflicts, the resolution of which will be fundamental for the well-being of the group and the continuity of the project. While the adults look for ways to continue growing, little Rio also grows together with the other children in the house, showing that they are the ones who are the freest to think of a new life.