Placido

Plácido, a humble worker, navigates the chaotic pre-Christmas frenzy of a provincial Spanish town. His three-wheeled delivery van is both his livelihood and a source of endless trouble. Local high-society do-gooders organize a "Take a Pauper Home for Dinner" campaign, turning charity into a garish spectacle. Plácido becomes entangled in this absurd parade, where his simple task spirals into a series of comic misfortunes, exposing the chasm between performative benevolence and the real struggle of an ordinary man for dignity and a crust of bread.