Alejandra Szeplaki

From the sugary mirage of abundance to the bitter reality of overweight and malnutrition.

She is a girl in a limited situation, a short about the reproductive rights of women and the right to decide.

Caracas is the capital of Venezuela. The country with the most shopping centers, McDonald's, cell phones, sales of Barbies, sales of Zara stores, sales of cosmetics and cosmetic surgeries per capita in Latin America. Caracas is the epicenter of consumption. In the construction of Social Venezuela something sounds very strange. The documentary is a reflection on consumerism.

Three women from different cities in Latin America, they simultaneously face the same challenge: an unexpected pregnancy. They do not know each other, but a golden and invisible thread links their lives. Their stories cross-relate and meet in different points, despite the distance. Each one in her own city, culture, and personal environment, will walk the streets, traversing fantasies, fears, desires and joys, looking for a door towards their new life, with as much glam our as they possibly can. A movie with many exhilarate and dramatic situations presented in an impeccable frame, driven by fashion, music, and a very feminine and sophisticated touch. Three accents, three colors, three kinds of sound, three cities. A movie as mandatory for women as wearing make-up

From the sugary mirage of abundance to the bitter reality of overweight and malnutrition.

She is a girl in a limited situation, a short about the reproductive rights of women and the right to decide.

Caracas is the capital of Venezuela. The country with the most shopping centers, McDonald's, cell phones, sales of Barbies, sales of Zara stores, sales of cosmetics and cosmetic surgeries per capita in Latin America. Caracas is the epicenter of consumption. In the construction of Social Venezuela something sounds very strange. The documentary is a reflection on consumerism.

Caracas is the capital of Venezuela. The country with the most shopping centers, McDonald's, cell phones, sales of Barbies, sales of Zara stores, sales of cosmetics and cosmetic surgeries per capita in Latin America. Caracas is the epicenter of consumption. In the construction of Social Venezuela something sounds very strange. The documentary is a reflection on consumerism.

Three women from different cities in Latin America, they simultaneously face the same challenge: an unexpected pregnancy. They do not know each other, but a golden and invisible thread links their lives. Their stories cross-relate and meet in different points, despite the distance. Each one in her own city, culture, and personal environment, will walk the streets, traversing fantasies, fears, desires and joys, looking for a door towards their new life, with as much glam our as they possibly can. A movie with many exhilarate and dramatic situations presented in an impeccable frame, driven by fashion, music, and a very feminine and sophisticated touch. Three accents, three colors, three kinds of sound, three cities. A movie as mandatory for women as wearing make-up