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Synopsis
Charo's mother predestined her own death. She didn't believe her. After a tragic accident, Claudia dies and Charo begins to experience several inexplicable events that make her reflect on the possibility that death does not exist as such. It is by listening to our own conscience that we will be able to understand the cosmos. Between the scientific theories surrounding biocentrism and various shamans from different latitudes of Latin America, the film plunges into a reflection on how globalization, science and religions negatively erode the collective unconscious in its ancestral connection with life.
Bio
Charo Mato is an Argentinean filmmaker who studied Image and Sound Design at the Universidad de Buenos Aires (FADU-UBA).
She has been a fellow of the Sundance Documentary Film Program, Talents Buenos Aires and RespectAbility Entertainment Lab.
Nominated in the 38th IDA Documentary Awards for Best Writing with her first documentary, 8 Stories About My Hearing Loss, which is supported by Instituto Nacional de Cine y Artes Audiovisuales (INCAA), Instituto Nacional del Cine y el Audiovisual del Uruguay (INCAU), and Sundance Institute. The film premiered at the 9° Buenos Aires International Documentary Film Festival (FIDBA), 41° Vancouver International Film Festival (VIFF), 18° Santiago de Chile IFF (SANFIC) and won Best Film at the 9° Construir Cine – Festival Internacional de Cine Sobre el Trabajo (International Labour Film Festival) and Best Film, Best Director and Best Editing at 19° Tandil Cine.
