Amidst the colossal mountains of trash of Trujillo's largest landfill, a Kafkaesque community unveils the essence of constructing a home and battling for survival.

Mourning her mother’s death, a filmmaker returns to her Peruvian hometown, reconstructing her mother's life through cinematic scenes.

Retablo artist Edilberto Jiménez returns to the Peruvian Andean town of Ayacucho to create a new art work reflecting on the massacre of December 15, 2022. The testimonies of the relatives of those killed, along with accounts from many of the wounded, form a collective cry against impunity in a city once again facing violence — and continuing to resist through art.

Part historical narrative, part experimental documentary, this film tells its story through photographs, letters, and archival footage exchanged between the filmmaker's grandmothers over decades.