Far From the Trees (2026)

Adela, a Mexican sound artist, embarks on a haunting expedition from the lush jungle to the towering Peruvian Andes, accompanied by Lucho—her guide and interpreter. Tracing the footsteps of her grandfather, a Republican refugee who found exile in Mexico, she crafts an audio tapestry of vanishing tongues. As mortality’s shadow intrudes, the world around her splinters. What begins as a geographic trek transforms into a deeply personal odyssey, forcing her to face the ghosts of memory, the weight of loss, the ache of displacement, and the fragile essence of who she is.