Arturo González Villaseñor

"Take my love" is a documentary film about "Las Patronas", a group of women who daily cook, pack and throw food to the migrants riding the "Beast" train.

The penultimate hero of the Cuban revolution travels to the depths of the jungle to meet his daughter before he loses his hearing entirely. On board a car, he crosses half the country. Antonio and Lourdes are alone, injured, and miraculously alive. Faced with the imminence of death, they take care of each other, accompany each other, and get to know each other. Under the onslaught of a hurricane, the siege of an unknown animal, and the shelter of a pack of hounds, old wounds begin to heal.

Mariana takes a temporary job at a bakery making Pan de Muerto, a sweet bread enjoyed during the Day of the Dead season. She lives with her brother, Diego, who has been under her care since their mother disappeared. As they navigate a day devoted to honoring the dead, they experience it through the lens of their own profound loss.