Nadia Ayala Tabachnik

In a timeless México where women are disappearing, a girl helps her dad, a tormented addict, to take care of an abandoned baseball camp where the narcos gather to play.

Two neighbors and a rough Sunday.

Ana and Mariano bump into each other after years of not knowing about one another. As they share a short trip on public transport, they remember the moments they spent together. They have both dreamt-many times-about this situation and it's full of open-ended sentences, words suspended mid-air, unconcluded gestures. Love is also letting go.

Two neighbors and a rough Sunday.

Two neighbors and a rough Sunday.

Two neighbors and a rough Sunday.

Ana and Mariano bump into each other after years of not knowing about one another. As they share a short trip on public transport, they remember the moments they spent together. They have both dreamt-many times-about this situation and it's full of open-ended sentences, words suspended mid-air, unconcluded gestures. Love is also letting go.

Ana and Mariano bump into each other after years of not knowing about one another. As they share a short trip on public transport, they remember the moments they spent together. They have both dreamt-many times-about this situation and it's full of open-ended sentences, words suspended mid-air, unconcluded gestures. Love is also letting go.

Ana and Mariano bump into each other after years of not knowing about one another. As they share a short trip on public transport, they remember the moments they spent together. They have both dreamt-many times-about this situation and it's full of open-ended sentences, words suspended mid-air, unconcluded gestures. Love is also letting go.