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2014 | Color | 93:00

Marso, a lonely, eccentric painter and art professor, is suffering from an illness that will cause him to lose his sight at any moment. He is now forced to re-examine his relationship with his only daughter while taking stock of an existence filled with professional successes but unsatisfying personal relationships.


Country: Puerto Rico
Direction: Santiago Pérez; Alex
Script: Santiago Pérez; Alex
Production: Santiago Pérez; Alex
Photography: López; PJ
Sound: Rivera Carbonell; Maite
Cast:Lugo; Daniel
Art direction: González; Nydia
Participation year at FICM: 2015

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