Diógenes

The siblings Sabina and Santiago live with their father in the Peruvian Andes, isolated from the rest of the world. He is a painter and trades his art for supplies in the village. When he's not there, the dogs look after the children. One morning the father no longer wakes up. Sabina and Santiago live with their father's corpse for three days, eagerly waiting for him to move again. Sabina, the older one, ultimately has to face reality. This drastic transformation of her previously known life moves her to confront her past and re-encounter her culture.