Sandra Santoro Lovera

Bastián receives a visit from his friend Franco, who gives him a peculiar gift: a pellet gun. That day, the former president of Chile dies and begins to appear to Bastián in the form of a Cloth Ghost. All of this occurs amidst the rise to power of the far right in Chile.

Javiera, an up-and-coming dancer, lands her first duet in a performance with an erotic theme. But as rehearsals begin, buried memories of past sexual abuse resurface, forcing her to confront a trauma she thought she'd left behind. Torn between her passion for dance and the weight of her past, she pushes herself to the edge, struggling to move forward without hurting her partner or her career. In the process, art and pain become inseparably entwined.