Produced by Federation Spain and Vaca Films, “Sin Huella” was shot in spectacular natural locations in Galicia’s Rías Altas, where the landscape becomes another character in this emotionally and socially charged story that combines narrative tension with a reflection on the impact of technological progress on rural communities. The film will be released in theaters by A Contracorriente Films. SIN HUELLA is much more than a thriller: it is a portrait of the clash between progress and rural life, between large corporations and the individual. According to its director, Daniel Benmayor, “Sin Huella" is a contemporary David versus Goliath. A story about how small we are when we face much larger interests… and about how far we are willing to go when everything is taken from us.” Nature, Tension, and Truth The visual power of "Sin Huella" lies in its use of real-life settings—cliffs, forests, and untamed landscapes—and an unsettling atmosphere that reflect the protagonist’s isolation and inner struggle. A thriller that combines adrenaline-pumping action with reflection on the contemporary challenges arising from technological advancement and its impact on society Synopsis Deep in the forests of Galicia’s wildest wilderness, Biel—a taciturn man deeply rooted in his homeland—faces the expropriation of his home to make way for a telecommunications station. Following the mysterious death of his wife, his struggle turns into a quest for truth and revenge. With no cell phone, no networks, and no digital footprint, Biel becomes an invisible threat within a system that tracks everything. Modern technology clashes with the most primitive form of survival in a thriller where no one is safe and nature becomes the last refuge…and the final battlefield. SIN HUELLA receives support from the Xunta de Galicia, through AGADIC (Galician Agency for Cultural Industries), co-financed by the European Union under the Galicia ERDF 2021–2027 program.