A Grain of Rice from a House Where No One Has Died

This drama presents a poignant narrative centered around a woman's approach to dying and the impact of her wishes on her three children. As she expresses a desire for minimal intervention in her final moments, her children grapple with the cultural perceptions of death and their own emotional responses.

The film showcases the family's journey as they prepare for this farewell, leading to a deeper understanding of their relationships and the concept of mortality. With María Villar and Rafael Federman in the lead roles, the film promises to provide a reflective look at life and death through the lens of familial bonds and shared experiences.

Produced by Maleza Cine, this film adds to the contemporary landscape of dramas that challenge viewers to confront difficult topics in a personal and meaningful way. Its exploration of death and the dynamics of family make it a relevant piece for those interested in thought-provoking cinema.