Spring

Elba is a fourteen-year-old girl living with her older sister, Fernanda. Their strained relationship is compounded by the absence of their mother. As Fernanda plans to run away, Elba makes one last attempt to connect with her before she leaves.

This film is significant not only for its narrative but also because it is directed by a woman, contributing to the representation of female filmmakers in cinema. The story explores themes of loneliness and family dynamics, making it a poignant piece in contemporary drama.

Spring is produced by Centro de Capacitación Cinematográfica (CCC), which highlights its roots in a prominent film school known for nurturing talent in Mexican cinema. The film features performances by Andrea Jiménez Camacho and Alejandro Montes, adding depth to the character-driven narrative.