Diego Huizar

An old man struggles with the passing of time, the passing of his wife, and himself

In "La Honda", a Mennonite community in Zacatecas, Mexico, its inhabitants face the clash between tradition and modernity while confronting a deeper question about who they are and which identity they truly belong to.

Martha, a renowned pianist, faces an unexpected rupture when she becomes a mother and her daughter, Luna, is born deaf. Used to understanding the world through music, Martha’s reality fractures as she discovers that loving her child demands new ways of listening, speaking, and connecting. Between concert halls and moments of silence, she learns that motherhood is not only about care, but about accepting difference, translating emotion, and reinventing the bond with the person she loves most.

Omar, a Mexican migrant working in Canada, is the only bilingual worker at his factory. One day, he is ordered to translate devastating news for his colleague Joaquín. The news? The death of Joaquín's son.

Nina, a young actress who finds herself in an emotional turmoil during her opening night, struggles with a rehearsal that challenges her limits.

On the first day of Lilia's new life she is tormented by a figure from the past.