Diego Fernando Gutiérrez González

Alberto, a terminal patient, wakes up with the memories of Lazaro, a deceased young man whose brain was transplanted into his own. Alberto must deal with these foreign memories without interfering with the mourning of the people he is still fond of.

Nostos is the tale of a farewell. A gradual journey towards oblivion, with nostalgia as a constant companion. Primarily, it is a voyage through memory, navigating through its inaccuracies and simultaneities. It unfolds with idealizations and disappointments, encapsulating its virtues and afflictions.

No synopsis available yet.

Alberto, a terminal patient, wakes up with the memories of Lazaro, a deceased young man whose brain was transplanted into his own. Alberto must deal with these foreign memories without interfering with the mourning of the people he is still fond of.

Alberto, a terminal patient, wakes up with the memories of Lazaro, a deceased young man whose brain was transplanted into his own. Alberto must deal with these foreign memories without interfering with the mourning of the people he is still fond of.

Alberto, a terminal patient, wakes up with the memories of Lazaro, a deceased young man whose brain was transplanted into his own. Alberto must deal with these foreign memories without interfering with the mourning of the people he is still fond of.

Nostos is the tale of a farewell. A gradual journey towards oblivion, with nostalgia as a constant companion. Primarily, it is a voyage through memory, navigating through its inaccuracies and simultaneities. It unfolds with idealizations and disappointments, encapsulating its virtues and afflictions.

Nostos is the tale of a farewell. A gradual journey towards oblivion, with nostalgia as a constant companion. Primarily, it is a voyage through memory, navigating through its inaccuracies and simultaneities. It unfolds with idealizations and disappointments, encapsulating its virtues and afflictions.

No synopsis available yet.

No synopsis available yet.