Blue days

Carmen, an old woman, leads a normal life with her daughter and granddaughters. One quiet morning, with the arrival of an unexpected telegram, everything will change.

The imaginary is as real as the tangible. A walkie talkie can be the gateway to the impossible. Flowers trace memories. People could be invented. Ten-year-old Mateo discovers all this as he navigates a great absence.

A girl wonders about love. About the soul of the world. Is there such a thing? A common code? A shared thread? She thinks about the ways we celebrate love. Chinese tradition carries centuries of wedding rituals — but in a globalized world, these customs begin to blur. She wonders then: what happens when we forget? Is there something tradition can still tell us about who we are?