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  • Review · Periodistas Unidos

    Review in Periodistas Unidos

    “Forceful, close-to-home storytelling, built from a social perspective of migration and intimate bonds.” — Periodistas Unidos.

  • Review · Revista Proceso

    Review in Revista Proceso

    “A film about identity.” — Columba Vértiz, Revista Proceso.

  • Review · La Razón México

    Review in La Razón México

    “Grief seen through the curiosity of childhood.” “A shared, playful experience.” — Adriana Góchez, La Razón México.

  • Review · CineNT

    Review in CineNT

    “An endearing story.” “A bridge built on identification and empathy, things we should precisely not forget.” — Javier Quintanar Polanco, CineNT.

  • Review · Praxedis Razo

    Review by Praxedis Razo

    “A compliment and a cherry on top for the smart, intense viewer.” “There is no Mexican film that treats mental health with such care and tenderness.” “An absolute revelation.” — Praxedis Razo.

  • Review · La Otra Escucha

    Review in La Otra Escucha

    “A beautiful story with endearing characters and situations we can all relate to.” — La Otra Escucha.

  • Review · Revista Cameo

    Review in Revista Cameo

    “Sometimes, holding on to an image, a voice or a moment can also be a way of learning to let go.” — Revista Cameo.

  • Review · Top Cinema

    Review in Top Cinema

    “A lovely story about the memory that fades and the memory that endures.” — Arturo Garibay, Top Cinema.

  • Review · Peliplat

    La Garra review on Peliplat

    “The camera is no longer just an object for recording reality; it also becomes a way of understanding it.” “A letter, a hug, a recording, an offering.” “An emotional and creative film that reflects an intimate meditation on memory.” — La Garra, Peliplat.

  • Review · El Nacional

    Review in El Nacional

    “It challenges the boundaries between the real and the fantastic.” “The cameras work as tools for adapting to and navigating existence.” — Humberto Sánchez Amaya, El Nacional.

  • Review · Cinemanía

    Review in Cinemanía

    “A film that goes straight to the viewer's heart.” — Cinemanía.

  • Review · Revista Flow

    Review in Revista Flow

    “The camera works as a tool for preserving experiences, but also for revealing emotions and identities.” — Luis Pardo, Revista Flow.

  • Review · Acotación Itinerante

    Review in Acotación Itinerante

    “A debut feature that turned memory, grief and childhood into one of the most moving offerings at GIFF 2026.” — Miguel Vázquez, Acotación Itinerante. 4/5 ⭐