Doña Ninfa

Unable to walk since birth, Don Cualin found a way to move forward through the craft of shoemaking; he has journeyed through life fueled by the strength of his hands and the steadfastness of his convictions. This is a story of perseverance, pain, and redemption, where promises made in the past still resonate in every stitch. His steps are taken not with his feet, but with a soul that stitches the path—thread by thread—toward the light of each new day.

An acting teacher, who once dreamed of becoming a soccer player, revisits the story of "El quinto penalti" —a short film created with his brother that is rumored, according to legend, to bear a resemblance to a renowned Mexican movie. Moving between the pitch and the film set, the documentary reflects on how cinema and soccer share the same terrain.

Margarita is an elderly woman who cares for her husband, Rubén, who suffers from Alzheimer's. Margarita struggles to keep alive the moments they shared and the love that united them. In their dream country home, the days pass in nostalgia, and ultimately, Margarita is faced with the painful reality of Rubén's death.