Overlapping stories of love, faith and will: this is how the three directors of That Feeling (Esa sensación) describe the film. Each director filmed one of the interweaving storylines: a “virus of inconvenience” that, a er it has infected people, makes them do and say things unintentionally, triggering an infectious chain reaction of clumsiness; a man bumps into his father again, who admits that he has found religion, and he then begins to follow him through the streets; and a woman begins a pathologically passionate relationship with street furniture.

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Juan Cavestany (1967) is a Spanish screenwriter, film director and playwright (he received the Spanish Max Award for his play Urtain in 2008). His filmography includes Gente de mala calidad (2008), Dispongo de barcos (2010) and People in places (Gente en sitios, 2013).

Julián Génisson (1982) is a co-founder and member of the Spanish ensemble Canódromo Abandonado. In 2013, he wrote and directed his first film Towards Bruce Lee’s Tomb (La tumba de Bruce Lee).

Pablo Hernando (1986) is a Spanish filmmaker. His directed his first short film Soy de trapo in 2008. His second feature film Berserker (2015) earned him the New Waves Award at the Seville European Film Festival.