Little Sky

The story follows Felix, a 21-year-old loner who arrives in a humble village and develops a complicated relationship with a man struggling after losing his job. This man sells fruit and candy, relying on his wife for prepared meals, while tension simmers beneath the surface of their domestic life. As Felix observes the family's dynamics, he becomes increasingly aware of the bitterness and violence that lurk under their quiet existence.

The film also introduces Chango, a neglected toddler who sparks a sense of paternity in Felix. This emotional connection drives the plot forward, culminating in a dramatic kidnapping that leads Felix to Buenos Aires. Little Sky delves into the complexities of human relationships, touching on themes of abandonment and the desire for connection in a world marked by hardship.