Giselle

In Giselle, the intermission of a ballet performance serves as the stage for a heated confrontation between Victoria, an aspiring dancer, and her mother Soledad, a former ballerina. The film explores how Soledad's past failures shape her expectations and interactions with her daughter, creating a charged atmosphere inside the dressing room where applause transforms into conflict.

The narrative of Giselle highlights the pressures of the ballet world and the emotional toll it takes on both mother and daughter. As the story unfolds, themes of ambition, disappointment, and familial relationships come to the forefront, making it a compelling watch for those interested in drama and psychological thrillers. The film is produced by Universidad del Desarrollo and captures the intensity of personal dreams and familial expectations.