Men Die Sooner (2026)

Felipe heads back to the family farm for the anniversary of his father’s death, reuniting with his mother Sandra, his brother Sebastián, and young nephew Sebas. Watching the boy, Felipe sees a familiar and unsettling transformation unfolding—the making of a man. He observes Sebas learning the unspoken rules of a world where shame becomes a teaching tool, cruelty is confused with affection, and pain is left unnamed. Across generations, the emotional inheritance carried by the men in this family threatens to turn intimacy into violence.