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A man goes through all his errands for the day: he cleans up the house, picks up his clothes from the cleaner’s, pays his debts, buys groceries and, after that, he commits suicide. His death has a profound impact on his wife, Elvira, who cannot make out his reasons. In another part of the city, Ulisses is mugged and loses his wallet, which contained the only photo he had of his late daughter. He pursues the thief, bent on killing him. The lives of Elvira and Ulisses will intersect in an unexpected way. Shot in seven days, the film was made for only 1.500 dollars.
José Luis Valle
Born in El Salvador, he is also a Mexican citizen. He is the author of Cali e Mona, a book in braille for visually impaired children. His documentary Milagre do Papa (2009) was featured at Locarno and his short Vieja el ultimo won the One Minute for Human Rights award, from the UN Organization. Workers (2012), won the Mezcal prize for best Mexican film at the Guadalajara Festival and is also featured this year at Festival do Rio.
