Camila, after a couple of months of the loss of her parents, continues to mourn during the Day of the Dead, the colorful and festive traditions do not do justice to the loneliness and helplessness.

On the night of día de los muertos, the women of the strip club La Candelaria seek revenge on those who abused them.

Ángel Peláez is a very jealous man. Since losing his arm in an accident, and therefore alsohis job as a waiter at the Hotel Ritz, spends the day imagining Reme, his wife betrays him with most men who cross her life. The butcher, the bookseller who advised her romantic novels, the dealer of butane or gynecologist ... all are potential lovers hurt Angel's tortured imagination.

Enrique Metinides, renowned crime photographer, discovers his passion as a child when his camera captures a haunting image of death. This obsession with documenting tragedy shapes his career and transforms his work into art. But as a mysterious figure begins appearing in his photographs, Enrique unravels a chilling secret linking his lens to the shadows of politics and the supernatural.

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What do you tell your dead parents? Combining family archives and glimpses of today, the filmmaker weaves together fifty years of his life and the socio-political history of Chile. The montage wanders through the ages, between light and shadow, without ever leaving the joy. [FR] Que raconter à ses parents morts ? Associant archives familiales et éclats d’aujourd’hui, le cinéaste entrelace cinquante ans de sa vie et d’histoire sociopolitique du Chili. Le montage divague à travers les âges, entre ombres et lumières, sans jamais quitter la joie.

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The film is based on lyrics from the very famous Brazilian samba composer Adoniran Barbosa, following the aesthetics of his time. Notable facts and characters of his songs takes us through the story, a portrait of São Paulo city in the 50's, a place full of music, love stories and gentrification (poor people getting evicted from their places in order to build great buildings), subjects often explored in Adoniran's work, always with a good touch of humor. This way he became the 'poor people poet'.