Capture (2026)

When Sofía drops in on her brother Martín, she finds him still fixated on the same ritual: photographing one weathered seaside shack, always from an identical vantage point, always at the same hour. To her, the resulting pictures blur into a monotonous, pointless collection. To Martín, every frame holds something the naked eye can't detect. Then, while flipping through his albums, Sofía stumbles onto an impossibility—their late mother staring back from images shot long after her passing. Frame by frame, she seems to draw nearer, closing in as though stepping toward them from behind the lens. What started as a simple sibling visit spirals into a haunting reckoning with memory, grief, and the presences that simply will not fade away.