A wedding in reverse. Ben and Andie attend an evening party to end their marriage through parting vows and a last dance.

Three Venezuelan women cross the border into Colombia to buy a packet of pasta.

Through the grainy, fleeting frames of Super 8 film reels, the filmmaker revisits a childhood trip to Asia, where her father’s business partner—a constant presence in their lives—captured a family's narrative through his lens. Haunted by a persistent suspicion of a long-forgotten night in a Bangkok hotel room, the narrator embarks on a journey of recollection, grappling with fragmentary memories, traumatic energies and power of oblivion.

"Prehistoric" follows Nina, who refuses to accept her partner’s death, still seeking the validation he once gave. As she prepares for a demanding theater performance that eerily mirrors her life, the line between stage and reality blurs. Through this act, she sheds her dependence on his memory and for the first time, embraces her own power.

Sophie hides her unhappiness in the close-knit relationship she shares with her daughter, Lila. When Lila leaves for summer camp, Sophie's reality crumbles, and her anxieties resurface. She then tries to escape her loneliness by any means possible.

The Artist works meticulously to turn the piece of clay into a perfect form. After squeezing that “perfect” form she worked on for a while, she takes a picture of the work and puts it on a large blue wall were there are already plenty of other photographs.