Wild Road

Ona is about to turn fifty years old and has been working as a gardener for the owners of the luxurious Cerdanya developments, located in the heart of the Pyrenees, for more than a decade in total. She has set herself a goal that will lead her to live "a wild route", as the name of the film itself indicates, and that is that she wants to leave work to dedicate herself to piloting a tourist plane.

She is a strong, reserved woman who was a private helicopter pilot doing mountain rescues in her youth. Until one day, unexpectedly, she decided to leave the profession. She settled in the quiet valley of Cerdanya, where she now lives with her son Sergi, a fifteen-year-old teenager. The arrival of some strangers who settle in a chalet in the town's urbanization changes the lives of Ona and the people she loves most and brings out her most terrible past.

Its director, Marc Recha, is known for 'Les mans buides', from 2003, with which he won the National Film Award of Catalonia, 'L'àrbre de les cireres' filmed in 1998 in Vall de Gallinera (Alicante) or its previous work 'A perfect day to fly' from 2015. In 2007 he won the Ciudad de Huesca Award, an award given annually by the Huesca International Film Festival to distinguish professionals from the world of cinema.