Eva is almost 50 and wonders whether it is possible to fall in love again. Secret apartment viewings, big feelings and absurd misunderstandings - a comedy about courage, longing and second chances.

Eva is a strong woman who knows what she wants, but after 25 years of marriage, her heart is only doing her duty by the book. Normal life has taken away something that is vital to her: the game of love. On a business trip to Rome, she meets the writer Alex, with whom she spontaneously falls in love, even though he is taken. Back in Barcelona, Eva gives up her orderly life, enters the world of dating algorithms and tries to find her way in the jungle of post-romantic possibilities - not always successfully. Between poetic promises, awkward encounters and charming disasters, she stumbles through the modern world of love - in search of a feeling she thought she had lost long ago. And isn't there simply a cure for great love? Suddenly Alex reappears on the scene and Eva has to ask herself the question of all questions: does great love exist after all? "A life without love is possible, but pointless" is a clever, light-footed and touching romantic comedy about the fear of change and the happiness and pain of daring to change. Spanish heart cinema with great sensitivity, the like of which has not been seen for a long time. Statement from director Cesc Gay: "My friend Eva, soon to be 50, was the inspiration for this story. She secretly visited apartments - alone, without her husband. "I want to know if I can imagine living there," she said. And then: "Alone." That was the moment this comedy was born. Eva wasn't having an affair, she just wanted to fall in love again before it was too late. "I really liked the game of love," she said. My film is a comedy full of misunderstandings, doubts and absurd situations - about the power of feelings and the question of whether you can fall in love at fifty in the same way as at twenty. It tells the story of a year in the life of a woman who dares to dream again."