Jaimar Marcano

In the middle of a night of drinking after their father's funeral, two estranged brothers decide to travel to a town on the outskirts of the city. As they descend further into oblivion, the ghosts of their past begin to materialize.

A director tries to express his chaotic ideas about fire and the country through a documentary, a fiction, a correspondence.

A confectioner prepares the cake for a party to which she hopes to be invited.

A young woman named Island immerses himself in the nostalgia of the absence of her boyfriend who emigrated, moves to the abandoned house of her family and tries to adapt to the new place while facing the deterioration of the house and the chiaroscuro's of loneliness.

This intimate letter from a migrant grandson about his Italian grandmother, also a migrant, unites in a trip to Italy the portrait of Venezuelan migration as a vital legacy of the European post-war period and the current crisis that has led the South American country to the largest exodus the continent has ever known.