Francisca Ponce

Gus, a scientist interested in curing generational alienation by touch, subjects Santos and Burgundy to a clandestine experiment, connecting them to machines that transport them to a mental world where they meet, discover and be reborn together.

Valentina (23) shares a room in a hostel in Paris. Her new roommate, Nadia (50), brusquely demands that she not look at her while she washes in the room’s sink. Intrigued by strange sounds, Valentina observes her and discovers a scar on her breast. Her impertinence sparks a tense conversation marked by hostility and prejudice, dividing them culturally, religiously, and linguistically.

After their mother’s death, Fernanda (19) and Francisca (25), return to Antofagasta to sell the house where they grew up. There, Fernanda confronts her mourning’s misadjustment, her mother’s absence and a city she once knew.

Pablo, after five years of the death of his wife, returns to the hotel of his family in Puelo with the objective to close that painful wound. During this trip, he reconnects with people from his childhood and also meets Ana, the new hotel manager, who becomes his spiritual guide to reconcile Pablo with nature, which was the cause of his wife’s passing.

Gus, a scientist interested in curing generational alienation by touch, subjects Santos and Burgundy to a clandestine experiment, connecting them to machines that transport them to a mental world where they meet, discover and be reborn together.

Valentina (23) shares a room in a hostel in Paris. Her new roommate, Nadia (50), brusquely demands that she not look at her while she washes in the room’s sink. Intrigued by strange sounds, Valentina observes her and discovers a scar on her breast. Her impertinence sparks a tense conversation marked by hostility and prejudice, dividing them culturally, religiously, and linguistically.

Valentina (23) shares a room in a hostel in Paris. Her new roommate, Nadia (50), brusquely demands that she not look at her while she washes in the room’s sink. Intrigued by strange sounds, Valentina observes her and discovers a scar on her breast. Her impertinence sparks a tense conversation marked by hostility and prejudice, dividing them culturally, religiously, and linguistically.

Valentina (23) shares a room in a hostel in Paris. Her new roommate, Nadia (50), brusquely demands that she not look at her while she washes in the room’s sink. Intrigued by strange sounds, Valentina observes her and discovers a scar on her breast. Her impertinence sparks a tense conversation marked by hostility and prejudice, dividing them culturally, religiously, and linguistically.

After their mother’s death, Fernanda (19) and Francisca (25), return to Antofagasta to sell the house where they grew up. There, Fernanda confronts her mourning’s misadjustment, her mother’s absence and a city she once knew.

Pablo, after five years of the death of his wife, returns to the hotel of his family in Puelo with the objective to close that painful wound. During this trip, he reconnects with people from his childhood and also meets Ana, the new hotel manager, who becomes his spiritual guide to reconcile Pablo with nature, which was the cause of his wife’s passing.