Plastic surgeon Robert Ledgard was successful in cultivating an artificial skin resistant to burns and insect bites, which he calls "GAL", that he says he has been testing on athymic mice.

Volver (Spanish pronunciation: [bolˈβeɾ], meaning "to go back") is a 2006 Spanish comedy-drama film written and directed by Pedro Almodóvar.

Julieta lives in Madrid and is about to move to Portugal with her boyfriend Lorenzo.

A technical failure has endangered the lives of the people on board Peninsula Flight 2549.

The film centers on Manuela (Cecilia Roth), an Argentine nurse who oversees donor organ transplants in Ramón y Cajal Hospital in Madrid and single mother to Esteban (Eloy Azorín), a teenager who wants to be a writer.

Madrid, Christmas 1970. The Spanish State has declared a state of emergency curtailing civil liberties.

The story unfolds in flashbacks, giving details of two separate relationships that become intertwined with each other.

Rebeca, a television news broadcaster, is waiting anxiously at Madrid airport for the return of her mother, Becky del Páramo, a famous torch song singer, who is returning to Spain after a fifteen-year stay in Mexico.

"Harry Caine" is a blind writer who shares his life with his agent Judit and her adult son, Diego.

The film is based on the French play The Human Voice (La Voix humaine, 1930) by Jean Cocteau, in which a desperate woman tries to avoid being left by her lover by a series of phone calls.

In 1980 Madrid, young film director Enrique Goded is looking for his next project when he receives the unexpected visit of an actor looking for work.

At the end of the eighteenth century, Marianne, a painter, is teaching an art class in France.

The film opens with a quote from Céline's Journey to the End of the Night: "Traveling is very useful: it makes your imagination work.

Yolanda sings in a seedy nightclub. When her boyfriend dies of an overdose, she fears the police and seeks refuge in a convent that saves women from the streets.

Kika (Verónica Forqué), a naïve make-up artist, recalls how she met her lover Ramón (Álex Casanovas).

The story follows Laura, a Spanish woman living in Buenos Aires, who returns with her teenage daughter Irene and young son Diego to her small hometown just outside Madrid for her younger sister's wedding.

Law of Desire (Spanish: La ley del deseo) is a 1987 Spanish comedy thriller film written and directed by Pedro Almodóvar.

Sexilia ("Sexi") is a pop star and sex addict; Riza is the gay son of the Emperor of Tiran (a fictional Middle Eastern country).

Leocadia ("Leo") Macías (Marisa Paredes) writes popular romance novels under a pen name, Amanda Gris. Unlike her romantic ("pink") novels, her love life is troubled.

Fabienne Dangeville is a very famous French actress, giving an interview about work on her upcoming book.