El punt de ruptura, de Jordi Dausà.

A middle-aged writer and high school teacher with addiction issues flees his home. Feeling unable to resist a failing relationship and the life change that would come with becoming a father to a newborn, he takes the camper out of the parking lot and sets up camp in an open field on the outskirts. There, he will meet all kinds of Catalan lumpen characters: boxers who occupy buildings, former students turned drug dealers, far-right Chinese waiters, immigrants living miserably in abandoned factories, and a young man with evident mental health problems. Or perhaps not? The professor's good faith will lead him to live for a couple of nights, experiencing the situations on the margins of society through a delirious and critical adventure with the system.