Ian Araujo

Two mothers, three children, a car. Fifteen minutes of travel from an apparently uncontrollable chaos to extreme relaxation, in a situation that oscillates in the indiscernible limits between documentary and fiction.

A girl who cares for an older woman tries to deal with her distress through sound by violently materializing her desire for silence.

Between what passes and what remains, he seeks to understand what watches him and what might still be waiting to be remembered.

A girl who cares for an older woman tries to deal with her distress through sound by violently materializing her desire for silence.

Between what passes and what remains, he seeks to understand what watches him and what might still be waiting to be remembered.