Nada

Synopsis:
Carla (Thaïs Valdés) is a bored young postal clerk who dreams of leaving the country to join her parents in Miami. In the meantime, she steals and rewrites letters in order to brighten the lives of their addressees, however briefly. When her illegal subversion of the postal system is discovered by the office manager, the farce begins – a tornado of outrageously cartoonish characters, Keystone Kops-style chase sequences and even a comic nod to Jean-Luc Godard’s À bout de souffle, with Valdés striking poses à la Jean Seberg.

Nominations:
Best Latin-American Film, 2003 Ariel Awards, Mexico
Best Film, 2003 Cartagena Film Festival
Grand Prix, 2002 Flanders International Film Festival
Flanders International Film Festival, 2003 Goya Awards
Best Full-Length Fiction Film, 2002 Molodist International Film Festival

Awards:
Best Supporting Actress (Paula Ali), 2003 Cartagena Film Festival
Best First Work, Cuban Press Association Award, 2001 Havana Film Festival
Audience Award, 2003 Lleida Latin-American Film Festival