Synopsis
In the intimacy of a laundromat in Mexico City, the lonely women of the neighborhood gathered every day in spontaneous solidarity to tell their stories. Through the exploration of their loneliness, the cycle of female memory takes shape. Like a washing cycle, Entre Ellas recounts the gestation of memories in a din of washing machine drums.
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