Rewind Barcelona (2026)

Four teenage skateboarders—Hascoët, Émile, Léo, and Paul—cram into Léo’s mom’s car and blast off to Barcelona, the holy ground of skate culture, for their first taste of freedom on the brink of adulthood. They survive on squished vacuum-packed tortillas, sip warm Lemon Damm cans, and own the concrete at MACBA from dawn till dusk. The beach is a forgotten afterthought; the Sagrada Família is just a blur they zoom past. Nothing matters but shredding, weaving through the city’s pulse, and blazing through those fragile, endless first days of being untethered. A decade later, they try to stitch those moments back together through scattered phone calls. The memories linger, but the tone has changed. What once felt limitless now returns in broken, distant flashes.