Hernán Velit

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A 27-year-old young man wakes up one morning with the heavy task of having to register his father's death in public records. To his surprise, he discovers that the process is much more cumbersome than he had anticipated.

Protests in Lima against the government in 2019 sparked the fire of a historic building in Plaza San Martín. Joaquin Goldstein, an artist who lived there for several years, returns to Peru in search of his works stored on the roof of the building that was left in rubble and ashes.

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Isabel, a middle-class woman in her early twenties from Lima, and Julia, the family's longtime maid, have plotted to poison Isabel's father, whom she blames for her mother's death twenty years earlier. During breakfast, as they finalize the details of the murder, Morella begins to reveal more of the family's secrets, as she still has a score to settle with Julia.

Joaquín Goldstein, a painter, finds himself in a dark room, unable to see anything but the blackness of an unknown space. Gradually—and without his knowing how—the room begins to brighten, revealing that he is trapped with the very thing that drove him to want to end his life: his painting.

No synopsis available yet.

No synopsis available yet.

A 27-year-old young man wakes up one morning with the heavy task of having to register his father's death in public records. To his surprise, he discovers that the process is much more cumbersome than he had anticipated.

Protests in Lima against the government in 2019 sparked the fire of a historic building in Plaza San Martín. Joaquin Goldstein, an artist who lived there for several years, returns to Peru in search of his works stored on the roof of the building that was left in rubble and ashes.

No synopsis available yet.

No synopsis available yet.

Isabel, a middle-class woman in her early twenties from Lima, and Julia, the family's longtime maid, have plotted to poison Isabel's father, whom she blames for her mother's death twenty years earlier. During breakfast, as they finalize the details of the murder, Morella begins to reveal more of the family's secrets, as she still has a score to settle with Julia.

Joaquín Goldstein, a painter, finds himself in a dark room, unable to see anything but the blackness of an unknown space. Gradually—and without his knowing how—the room begins to brighten, revealing that he is trapped with the very thing that drove him to want to end his life: his painting.