The Girl in the Bus is a film that shows a few days in the life of a young woman who sells sweets on buses to survive with her baby. The harshness of the environment that surrounds her brings out her most primal instincts.

This film is the result of the need to film real people (not actors) and mix them with fiction, to bring their stories to the screen and thus give them a voice.

AWARDS

It won the three main awards for Best Film, Best Director (Pedro Pío) and Best Actress (Tania Torres) at the Bogotá Short Film Festival (Bogoshorts), won Best Film at the Martil Film Festival (Morocco), was part of the Short Film Corner at the Cannes Film Festival (France), Official Selection at the Málaga Film Festival (Spain), Official Selection at the Huesca Film Festival (Spain).