David Buitrón Fernández

Located in one of the oldest and most popular neighborhoods in Mexico City, La Colonial is the refuge of those who, faced with the adversity of modern society, have designed their own community in it.

In a big city, a teenage girl unexpectedly faces the adversities of being a mother.

During the construction of a house, my father reflects on family, belonging, the notion of “home” and the search for his place in the world.

At seventy-two, my grandmother Rosi wanders among the properties she built in the past as she searches for her place in the world while dealing with the pain of loss and abandonment.

Capitán Gato is a small-time drug dealer tormented by pain and his own inner demons.

Seven-year-old Jimena, trapped in isolation with her mother during the lockdown, grows weary of her repetitive virtual world. But from her window, she finds an unexpected friendship that brings new light to her confined life.