Giants Don't Exist

The film centers on a 9-year-old boy named Andrés, who navigates life amidst the chaos of the Guatemalan Civil War. He lives with Pedro González, a man involved in the massacre of women and children in his village. María, Pedro's wife, sees Andrés as a new son, but the pervasive fear affects all characters, including Pedro, who struggles with the actions dictated by the Army.

With a runtime of 82 minutes, Giants Don't Exist delves into themes of survival, fear, and familial bonds during a tumultuous period in Guatemalan history. The film provides a poignant look at how war scars individuals and shapes relationships, making it a significant entry in the drama genre for collectors interested in powerful storytelling from diverse perspectives.