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2020 | Color | 08:30

A reflection on the pandemic from the perspective of two confined women in different parts of the world. Interrupted images, voices, and silences that evoke the intangible losses brought about by COVID-19.


Country: México, Estados Unidos
Direction: Délano Alonso; Alexandra, Alatorre Benard; Daniela
Production: Alatorre; Daniela, Allen; Gregory
Photography: Alatorre; Daniela
Sound: Alatorre; Daniela
Music: Cerf; Dave, Ismaili; Shazahd
Participation year at FICM: 2020

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