After receiving his first communion, Pablo can’t stop thinking about Sebastián, the beautiful altar boy.

A sensory journey through the childhood of a trans boy, exploring feelings of identification, the tenderness between siblings, and the pain of living through this transition.

Hurry and constant overstimulation are more present than ever. In our search for silence, we are confronted with mental and environmental noise that invades us. Is it really possible to escape it?

One day, young Li Na receives a call. It's from her little brother, who's home alone, waiting for his father to return. He's been gone for days and hasn't given any further signs of life. With the successive calls, the tension grows, as does Li Na's need to help, despite the insurmountable distance that separates them. Roberta Chávez breaks down the boundaries between social drama and urban thriller in a film that radiates a serene nostalgia.

Lorena wakes up once again in the same place. It's her little sister Carlita's birthday—every day is her birthday. Lorena has bought her a cake, but Carlita is acting very strange. When Lorena starts asking questions, it's already too late, and the loop begins again.

Lucia waits in her apartment for her ex-boyfriend, Pablo, to have their last dinner and to put a definitive end to her ex-relationship. At first they don't know how to act, however, habit and vestiges of the past make the interaction more fluid, stirring emotions in both of them.