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2019 | Color | 92:33

After the murder of Cintia, aged 19, her mother and older sister begin to explore their own lives, marked by abusive relationships. Both try to find an explanation of the crime and a new meaning to their lives.


Country: México
Direction: Ávila León; Javier
Script: Ávila; Javier
Production: Alvarez; Rodrigo, Ávila; Javier
Photography: Guzmán; Alejandro
Sound: de la Rosa; Fernando, González; Jay
Music: Fax, Geométrico; Esplendor, Lucier; Alvin, Verhagen; Darrin, Magdalen
Participation year at FICM: 2019

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