I Don't Know For Sure, But I Suppose

Dalia and Daniel are a couple seeking refuge from societal pressures. They escape to an isolated farmhouse that once belonged to Daniel's father, hoping to find solace and rekindle their bond. However, their retreat into nature soon exposes the cracks in their relationship. As the monotony and loneliness set in, their intimacy is challenged, leading to a gradual deterioration of their connection.

This film features performances by Diana Bracho and Manuel Ojeda, who bring depth to the central characters navigating their emotional landscape. The setting plays a crucial role, emphasizing the themes of isolation and introspection as the couple confronts their past and present. The film’s narrative offers a reflective experience, making it a significant entry in the drama genre of the early 1980s.