So you don't forget

Carmen, a young woman in her twenties, finds solace in recording videos for her deceased mother. Through her daily captures, she seeks to process her grief and maintain a connection with her past. The arrival of Carita, a 10-year-old girl who also records videos for a father she has never met, introduces a new dynamic. Their lives intertwine as they secretly observe each other, forming a bond through their shared experiences of loss and memory.

The film showcases the delicate interplay between memory, loss, and the silent connections that form between individuals. Carmen and Carita's unique perspectives add depth to the narrative, making it a compelling exploration of how we cope with absence. The story unfolds with an emphasis on the emotional weight of their recordings, highlighting the impact of memory on their lives.