Graciela Miguel Hacha

Guanajuato, 1900. Fermín suffers from a serious illness that attempts to kill him. As a result of an experience that changes the way he appreciates his life, he will do anything to avoid dying.

Three friends camping in the woods tell scary stories about what dogs see and how you're able to see what they see if you put their crusting in your eyes. Things start to go wrong when one of the people in the group tries it for himself.

Two psychoanalysts are traveling on a train to the clinic where they work. On the way, one asks the other her name and wants to meet her. At first, there's reluctance, but little by little, the doctor gains confidence and chats briefly with her colleague.