Giovanni Carmona Andrade

Jesús, a local young man, turns to Doña Ninfa to undergo a spiritual cleansing. Doña Ninfa is a fraudulent healer who performs rituals in a town that is itself alive a place that metes out justice against those who seek to profit through deception. During the ritual, the scene is terrorized by a light resembling a living entity that attempts to force its way into the house.

Unable to walk since birth, Don Cualin found a way to move forward through the craft of shoemaking; he has journeyed through life fueled by the strength of his hands and the steadfastness of his convictions. This is a story of perseverance, pain, and redemption, where promises made in the past still resonate in every stitch. His steps are taken not with his feet, but with a soul that stitches the path—thread by thread—toward the light of each new day.

An acting teacher, who once dreamed of becoming a soccer player, revisits the story of "El quinto penalti" —a short film created with his brother that is rumored, according to legend, to bear a resemblance to a renowned Mexican movie. Moving between the pitch and the film set, the documentary reflects on how cinema and soccer share the same terrain.

Jesús, a local young man, turns to Doña Ninfa to undergo a spiritual cleansing. Doña Ninfa is a fraudulent healer who performs rituals in a town that is itself alive a place that metes out justice against those who seek to profit through deception. During the ritual, the scene is terrorized by a light resembling a living entity that attempts to force its way into the house.

Jesús, a local young man, turns to Doña Ninfa to undergo a spiritual cleansing. Doña Ninfa is a fraudulent healer who performs rituals in a town that is itself alive a place that metes out justice against those who seek to profit through deception. During the ritual, the scene is terrorized by a light resembling a living entity that attempts to force its way into the house.

Unable to walk since birth, Don Cualin found a way to move forward through the craft of shoemaking; he has journeyed through life fueled by the strength of his hands and the steadfastness of his convictions. This is a story of perseverance, pain, and redemption, where promises made in the past still resonate in every stitch. His steps are taken not with his feet, but with a soul that stitches the path—thread by thread—toward the light of each new day.

Unable to walk since birth, Don Cualin found a way to move forward through the craft of shoemaking; he has journeyed through life fueled by the strength of his hands and the steadfastness of his convictions. This is a story of perseverance, pain, and redemption, where promises made in the past still resonate in every stitch. His steps are taken not with his feet, but with a soul that stitches the path—thread by thread—toward the light of each new day.

An acting teacher, who once dreamed of becoming a soccer player, revisits the story of "El quinto penalti" —a short film created with his brother that is rumored, according to legend, to bear a resemblance to a renowned Mexican movie. Moving between the pitch and the film set, the documentary reflects on how cinema and soccer share the same terrain.