A 67-minute gut punch about grief that weighs more than most 3-hour epics.
Ana and Leo, are marked since childhood by a sudden event: the suicide of their father. Separately, they take life as they can, without removing the feeling that anything can become as disposable as plastic.
Acting
Álvarez Rebeil and Ríos build entire histories in silence.
Direction
Soto's fragmented timeline mirrors memory's refusal to linearity.
Cinematography
Mexico City becomes a character of hollow modernity.
Director
Ricardo Soto
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Part of Mexico's 'new wave' of intimate family dramas, rarely distributed outside festival circuits.
The 67-minute runtime was deliberate—Soto wanted audiences to feel the story ended too soon, like the father's life.
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