The Girls Garden (2026)

Julia steps into the shoes her mother once filled, inheriting not just a job but a legacy of quiet endurance inside the opulent De la Puente mansion—the very place where she grew up side by side with the family’s daughters. Her mother, Asunta, was an Andean woman uprooted by the devastating 1970 earthquake in Peru, carrying a lifetime of loss, silence, and unspoken sacrifice into the capital. Within those gilded walls, affection and hierarchy blurred until they became impossible to separate. Now, as age and sickness begin to crack the polished surface, buried truths rise to the light, forcing Julia to stare down the invisible caste system that has quietly governed her every step. Caught between the comfort of loyalty and the ache for liberation, she faces a reckoning: stay anchored in the identity handed to her, or finally carve out one of her own.