Alejandro Egido

Oscar, before embarking on a trip to visit a client in the interior of the province of Buenos Aires, performs a routine check-up at the office of a doctor friend, who finds him to be in very good health. The journey that begins is the trigger for another, more personal and profound journey, towards his own life.

Alejandro Egido returns to his paternal family’s village, a place on the Castilian plateau that, for years, he has only visited to bury relatives. There, he spends a few days with Carmen and Tomasa, his grandfather’s sisters, who share a daily life shaped by routine and absence. Through an intimate narrative, Hasta mañana si Dios quiere draws a subtle parallel between the fragility of human life and that of a village on the verge of disappearing.