Three Steps Above Heaven

The action is anchored in a modern Spain, where youth culture, street racing, and social expectations shape relationships. Authority figures, schools, and family dynamics influence choices and limits. The mood reflects a contemporary era more than a distant past.

The story unfolds across contemporary urban Spain, moving through affluent neighborhoods, port districts, and a beachside setting. Street racing and nightlife highlight the city’s edges, exposing class tensions and a culture of risk. A late shift sends the protagonists toward London, signaling distance from their memories and consequences.

❤️ Forbidden Love

A blossoming romance between Babi and H bridges a stark class divide and social expectations. Their connection defies parental and peer scrutiny, pulling them toward dangerous thrills and emotional risk. The relationship tests trust, power, and the willingness to sacrifice personal safety for love.

🏎️ Street Life

The movie centers on a vibrant but volatile street racing subculture that offers freedom and belonging to its characters. Loyalty to the crew, high-stakes races, and the thrill of defying rules drive much of the action. The world also exposes the consequences of reckless choices on friends and families.

💔 Loss and Change

Pollo's death marks a pivotal turning point that reverberates through Babi and H's relationship. Grief reshapes priorities, prompting distance, reflection, and eventual separation. The narrative uses loss to highlight the fragility of youth and the costs of their dangerous lifestyle.