Julia Thays

Felipe Rey is over 40 years old and still lives with his mother, Nora. The strange bond between mother and son will be tested as soon as Felipe invites Lucy, a janitor from his work, over for dinner.

In an Andean village in Peru, in 1982, Tato, a 12-year-old boy is forced into exile when his family is threatened.

Hilda, a police sergeant, plants drugs in the businesses of innocent people and collects bribes under the orders of her boyfriend. She does it to protect her daughter, unaware that her actions will unleash a dangerous spiral of deadly consequences.

The Valdez family gathers for the traditional festivities of “Tayta Shanti”. Angela arrives from the capital with her daughter Angie, who denies her provincial roots. In the midst of the uproar over the party, Angie and her cousin Marcelo will have to confront their identity, since she does not assume herself to be a racist and he represses his sexuality.

In her home atop a hill in Manchay, Lima, María welcomes her husband José and serves him his meal as usual. However, that night, her weariness and habitual anxiety seem to weigh more heavily on her than ever, prompting her to break the silence with an unexpected question.

Tolya, his brother and the captain live on a fishing ship, stranded in a port of Chimbote. The company is bankrupted, the ship hasn’t fished in eight weeks and the rest of the crew has returned to their countries. With no money and with practically no possibility of change in sight, Tolya tries to adapt to a new way of life on solid ground.

A heterosexual man's deconstruction before the identity of a trans woman at the workplace.

A heterosexual man's deconstruction before the identity of a trans woman at the workplace.