Art
The ruins of a falling apart care system frame the stories of two women whose job is to always be. Wait. Always.
Julen approaches Jose, one of the last shepherds of the mountain Gorbea, wanting to portray a way of life that ends. In the time that both spend together the doors to the past open to observe what has remained behind.
June finds her first summer job: taking care of Constance, a sensitive little girl who suffers from a lack of affection. The child soon learns to trust her and June gets her hopes up thinking that maybe she can be her nanny for the whole year. But just as her bond with the child grows stronger, she discovers how harsh class differences can be and what rejection can feel like.
After giving birth to a deaf daughter, a Pakistani mother questions the custom that would have her hide her child out of family shame, and ends up building a community that uplifts deaf children through education and respect.
The clocks that used to fill the life of the villages have stopped. Willing to overcome a disease, Bego and Xabier begin repairing monumental watches that belong to a watchmaking tradition family. The Yeregi’s history tells us how industrialization has changed people’s life and their vital rhytms. Music and poetry subverts its synchrony. The reparation and restoration in voluntary and popular work groups recover forgotten rhythms.
Teslem, Dehba and Jadija work in a fish farm in the Saharawi refugee camps. Where? In Algeria, in the middle of the desert, far away from their land. They no longer have sea, but they have fish.
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