Jone, Sometimes

During a scorching festival week in Bilbao, a young woman is forced to balance stepping into an adult role while also trying to find herself.

Jone lives with her father and younger sister. Life ought to be carefree, but her mother’s passing and her father’s Parkinson’s diagnosis mean she must take on responsibilities she really shouldn’t have to. The family’s inability to talk about their problems becomes an added burden. In the evenings, she seeks freedom and irresponsibility in the vibrant party atmosphere and meets her lightning-bolt crush, Olga. With delicate precision, first-time feature director Sara Fantova guides the new, unmistakable rising star Olaia Aguayo in a powerful drama painted in Basque colors.

• Stina Broder