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Juan arrives at Andrée's apartment. Sara, the house keeper, receives him kindly. However, this place, once familiar, turns into an unknown world that begins to crumble during his stay.

Isidora immerses itself, in the manner of a journey through time and space, in the life of Chilean playwright Isidora Aguirre (1919-2011) and in the main ones of her 30 plays, which are recreated on screen by outstanding actors. Mixing family archives, life diaries and interviews she gave at the age of 91, the film becomes the creative biography of the author of La Pergola de las Flores, her most famous work, and opens the door to the social and political issues she narrated in her theater, the utopias that could not be and the conflicts that are still ongoing in Latin America.

The hot, dry landscape of northern Chile, along with the silence and stillness of the desert, is home to a series of characters who are passing through, wandering travelers and nomads who have emigrated from the city in search of new ways to settle down, trying to forget or disappear in the midst of this inhospitable setting.

A hypnotic journey through the archive of María Tupper (1893–1965), a Chilean artist and spiritualist who tirelessly compiled and organized her photographs, drawings, paintings, diaries, letters, and 8mm films.

Juan arrives at Andrée's apartment. Sara, the house keeper, receives him kindly. However, this place, once familiar, turns into an unknown world that begins to crumble during his stay.

Isidora immerses itself, in the manner of a journey through time and space, in the life of Chilean playwright Isidora Aguirre (1919-2011) and in the main ones of her 30 plays, which are recreated on screen by outstanding actors. Mixing family archives, life diaries and interviews she gave at the age of 91, the film becomes the creative biography of the author of La Pergola de las Flores, her most famous work, and opens the door to the social and political issues she narrated in her theater, the utopias that could not be and the conflicts that are still ongoing in Latin America.

Isidora immerses itself, in the manner of a journey through time and space, in the life of Chilean playwright Isidora Aguirre (1919-2011) and in the main ones of her 30 plays, which are recreated on screen by outstanding actors. Mixing family archives, life diaries and interviews she gave at the age of 91, the film becomes the creative biography of the author of La Pergola de las Flores, her most famous work, and opens the door to the social and political issues she narrated in her theater, the utopias that could not be and the conflicts that are still ongoing in Latin America.

The hot, dry landscape of northern Chile, along with the silence and stillness of the desert, is home to a series of characters who are passing through, wandering travelers and nomads who have emigrated from the city in search of new ways to settle down, trying to forget or disappear in the midst of this inhospitable setting.

A hypnotic journey through the archive of María Tupper (1893–1965), a Chilean artist and spiritualist who tirelessly compiled and organized her photographs, drawings, paintings, diaries, letters, and 8mm films.