Surrounded by social and political chaos in Lima during the summer of 1992, Lucia, Aurora, and their mother, Elena, plan to leave and seek opportunities in the United States. Their farewell involves reconnecting with their estranged father, Carlos, adding turbulence to the regrets, hopes, and fears of their emotional departure.
Reina, a victim of human trafficking, escapes and goes in search of her family. Juan, a fugitive from justice, decides to help her. Their search for Reina's family takes them to a remote region in the Peruvian Amazon, plagued by crime and greed.
A current of thought unites the three episodes in a coherent way, embodied with few elements, and that makes of space, time, and movement, purely cinematographic modes of expression. Voice is not needed. Yes there are sounds, music, but not human voices, as in primitive cinema. There are faces, slow or fast movements, despair, fatality, a barely glimpsed horror, desire and fear of freedom. There is also love, perhaps as an illusion, rather than as a reality.
In the square and tidy universe of an unconventional family, Mother is the guardian of order and Junior the distorting agent. A house where everything that doesn't fit, goes to waste.
A 27-year-old young man wakes up one morning with the heavy task of having to register his father's death in public records. To his surprise, he discovers that the process is much more cumbersome than he had anticipated.
Santiago is a jazz musician wounded by the death of his wife, who will try to help Marcelo, a street musician, pass a musical audition. After encountering some problems, he will attempt to demonstrate the true value of his music.
In the late dark hours, a taxi driver told the great Peruvian director Alejandro Roca Rey a story about his bizarre night with three strange passengers, and how the long, frightening ride changed his life forever.
A small circus has announced they are selling due to low concurrence now Jorge a clown that growed in the circus will fight so his home isn't closed down.
Gonzalo Molina (born on February 7, 1978) is a Peruvian actor, communicator, singer, and theatre educator. He is best known for his various roles in soap operas produced by the Peruvian company Del Barrio Producciones. Additionally, he is recognized for his training as a theatre actor at the Pontifical Catholic University of Peru and for participating in multiple theatre workshops, highlighting his extensive journey in Peruvian theatre.
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