Javier is Pilar’s husband and a largely unhelpful presence in her monotonous domestic life. Pilar finally tells him what she thinks, expels him from the apartment after her transformation, and later receives his sincere attempt at reconciliation. Although she appreciates his apology, she decides that their relationship should end on good terms.
A vulnerable, homeless man falsely framed as a rape victim by his brother. His journey to the capital to testify about his injuries proves his mental competence, securing the defendant's freedom.
Javier is the man who ends his relationship with Lucía, a waitress at the bar La ronda. Afterward, he meets Mónica, but she is not interested in him and is attracted instead to Luis, the painter of her house. His breakup and encounter begin the chain of relationships that circles back to the bar.
Fernán Mirás has 39 screen credits in a career dating back to 1989. Signature works include Caught, Super Crazy, Mazel Tov. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
