Alcarràs

In the Catalan town of Alcarràs, the Solé family has been cultivating peach orchards on the same land for generations. The family's daily life is centered around harvesting fruit and tending to the farm during the summer months. However, when the new landowner plans to install solar panels and cut down trees, the members of this tight-knit group face eviction - and the loss of far more than their home. Quimet (Jordi Pujol Dolcet) and his family must recalibrate their entire raison d'être while battling to bring in the harvest, ensuring their family doesn't implode. The younger generation, including the joyful cousins Iris, Pau, and Pere, are largely unaware of the adult conflicts, but play among the trees, stage mock trials, and build forts in the fields. As summer draws to a close, Quimet's relationship with his brother and uncle becomes strained over differing ideas on how to respond. The film is shot in Catalan, adopting neorealist characteristics, and explores the plight of a family against the backdrop of traditional peach-harvesting activities in Alcarràs, Catalonia.