Director: 

Miguel de Zuviría 

Genre: 

Drama 

Country/Region of production: 

Argentina 

Synopsis: 

The film centers on a male protagonist who has just ended a relationship. He heals his wounds and reflects on life through sound recording in a coastal town. Once withdrawn and cynical, he is forced to face life head-on after a sudden accident on the beach. Amid storms and waves, he rediscovers how to reconcile with the world and with himself.

Why we recommend it:

This is the director's first feature film, which takes sound and nature as its unique perspective, portraying loneliness, healing and growth with delicacy and restraint. With poetic imagery and the soundscape of waves in the coastal town, the film creates an immersive emotional space. Its storytelling is calm yet powerful, containing profound reflections on life, intimate relationships and self-redemption within quiet daily moments. The performances are natural and understated, conveying the confusion, vulnerability and quiet transformation of a frustrated soul with great empathy. It is an outstanding Latin American film that combines human warmth with artistic quality.