In the brief, evocative runtime of Laida Lertxundi's "Películas", the very act of watching becomes a subject of intimate scrutiny. This experimental short film unfolds as a lyrical meditation on cinema itself, weaving together glimpses of domestic life, the natural world, and the textures of the everyday. Through a carefully composed series of images and sounds, the work invites the viewer to consider their own relationship to the screen, exploring how light, color, and memory coalesce into personal meaning. The atmosphere is one of quiet contemplation, blending the poetic with the tactile to create a sensory experience that feels both familiar and profoundly new. Without a traditional narrative, the film’s central journey becomes an internal one, challenging perceptions and celebrating the subtle, often overlooked moments that films can capture and transform.