Majo Rivera

In a small town in Guatemala, Ana, a young deaf woman, leads a monotonous life. However, folk dance offers her a unique form of expression. While caring for her ailing grandmother, Ana searches for a deeper connection with herself and her surroundings.

In the heat of Palín, Escuintla, Rebeca struggles to enjoy a vacation overshadowed by her mother's constant presence. Through small acts of rebellion, she begins to break away from her submissive attitude in search of her own identity.

A young Garinagu man moves to Guatemala City in search of a better future. Working as a delivery man in a repair shop, he spends every day walking the streets of the city, while at night he dances punta, the traditional dance of his culture.

Seventeen-year-old Elia is forced to spend a weekend with her father after suffering a great loss. Withdrawn from the world in a seaside home, father and daughter must confront the disconnection, lack of trust and grief that now stand between them.