Diego Huizar

Omar, a Mexican migrant working in Canada, is the only bilingual worker at his factory. One day, he is ordered to translate devastating news for his colleague Joaquín. The news? The death of Joaquín's son.

On the first day of Lilia's new life she is tormented by a figure from the past.

In "La Honda", a Mennonite community in Zacatecas, Mexico, its inhabitants face the clash between tradition and modernity while confronting a deeper question about who they are and which identity they truly belong to.

Omar, a Mexican migrant working in Canada, is the only bilingual worker at his factory. One day, he is ordered to translate devastating news for his colleague Joaquín. The news? The death of Joaquín's son.

Omar, a Mexican migrant working in Canada, is the only bilingual worker at his factory. One day, he is ordered to translate devastating news for his colleague Joaquín. The news? The death of Joaquín's son.

On the first day of Lilia's new life she is tormented by a figure from the past.

On the first day of Lilia's new life she is tormented by a figure from the past.

In "La Honda", a Mennonite community in Zacatecas, Mexico, its inhabitants face the clash between tradition and modernity while confronting a deeper question about who they are and which identity they truly belong to.