The Southern House

Set during a Bolivian dictatorship, The Southern House tells the story of Naty and her daughter Anita, who are detained in a hacienda by soldiers. Years later, Anita returns to the hacienda as a chef, seeking to uncover the truths of her past. The runtime of 88 minutes allows for a focused exploration of these complex themes.

This film's narrative structure bridges the past and present, providing insight into the emotional weight of history. The Southern House invites viewers to reflect on how the echoes of the past shape our present decisions. Directed by Carina Oroza Daroca, it features Cristian Mercado in the top cast, contributing to the film's depth and emotional resonance.