Violencia

A chained man, a young boy who dreams about bellonging, and the armed group who is forced to inflict violence even though they do not belive in it. All of them at the center of the violence they cannot comprehend. The movie, through three consecutive stories, brings unique faces, that are not interchangeable, to the tragic reality of war. The characters, each and every one of them, willingly or unwillingly, take part in a bigger than thou mechanism that surpases them and it reveals their grandour or their misery even in the smallest of tasks that they endure in order to survive. Through that poetry, sometimes macabre, of the routinary, and of the incontestable truth, we get to see the details of a country whose social body is wound and sick. But where, nevertheless, people try to live happily, dreaming and loving. (Interior XIII)