Dayann Medina

In a forgotten village, a woman lives as the last inhabitant of a place filled with shadows and silences. One night, she finds herself trapped in a disturbing nightmare: a wake where ghosts pray and a single empty grave awaits. This strange ritual forces her to confront the limits of her memory, where the past and the echoes of her existence intertwine with death, revealing hidden truths about her loneliness.

What are you willing to do to get back those you love? Gamboa, a young man who has been a drug dealer for a long time, is determined to leave that life behind and win back his family’s trust. After settling his debt with his boss, he tries to negotiate his way out. But his boss won’t let him go so easily. One last job stands in his way, forcing him to risk his conscience in exchange for a chance at freedom.

Every day after school, Sol accompanies her father in his work as a taxi driver. In the confined space of the taxi, they navigate a complex relationship. An important and meaningful school festival for Sol triggers unresolved tensions and reopens old wounds. Grief and parenting are laid bare in a reality where neither of them has control.

Regina, an eight-year-old girl living on the autism spectrum, has pledged to performing a trumpet piece at her school festival. After an unexpected event, she will have to overcome her self-absorption and face her chaotic sisters to be heard.