Last Sunday Afternoon
Synopsis
Maite spends her last afternoon in her house for sale, with her things already packed for the move, she spends her last time watering her grandmother's plants, discovering underground the origin of the roots that gave birth to her home. Based on a poem by Jorge Teillier
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