Rescollo
Synopsis
For generations, the Sánchez family has devoted their lives to pottery in Metepec, Mexico. Within a short period, two deaths shattered the balance that once held the family together. Rescollo follows their journey through grief, revealing how labor, companionship, and the act of creation become a way to preserve memory and leave behind a trace of their existence
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