Marilyn

The story centers on Marcos, who lives with his family as ranch hands. While his father and brother take on the physical demands of their work, Marcos remains at home, close to his mother, waiting for the Carnival, when he can express his true self. The narrative takes a darker turn with the sudden death of his father, which leaves the family in a precarious position as they face pressure from the ranch owner and their own internal struggles.

Marilyn, nicknamed by local teenagers, navigates desire and discrimination in a community that does not fully accept him. The film touches on various keywords such as LGBT themes, as well as elements like ranch life, sewing, and motorcycles. This combination of elements creates a poignant exploration of a young man's journey towards self-acceptance and the complexities of familial responsibility.