Picho García

Gabriela returns to her family home in Chile, left behind after exile. Between her grandparents' tenderness and her mother's emotional distance, she begins to question how love can endure when shaped by fear, absence, and silence.

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When Gabriela finds out that Zoila, the Mapuche nanny from her childhood, does not appear in the family tapes, she begins to inquire about the maternal relationship that unites them.

A creative journey into the present of cultural spaces in Latin America.

A young Chilean woman moves into an abandoned house in Valparaíso to piece together her family's history, which has been colored by dictatorship, exile, and silence for five decades.

With the help of his friends, Picho coordinates via WhatsApp to take a profile photo that represents him. Meanwhile, a crisis is unfolding in the family chat: the demand to be present during the rapid loss of autonomy of their grandfather, the patriarch of the family. Amidst missed calls, a barrage of images, emojis, and stickers, we gain access to the digital intimacy of a young man conflicted by the expectations of others and his own.

Picho tries to get a profile picture that represents him, while the family WhatsApp chat demands him to be present at the vertiginous loss of autonomy of the grandfather. Between missed calls, bombardment of images, emojis and stickers, we access the digital intimacy of a young man conflicted with the expectations of others and his own.