Voy y vuelvo

Voy y vuelvo is a unique film that presents a Kafkaesque narrative, emphasizing the idea that those who do not seek are often the ones who are found. Scripted and filmed in just 27 hours, the film takes place in a single location that evokes a prison atmosphere. This setting serves as a backdrop for Alejandro, a young lumpen, as he navigates interactions with various characters who enter his confined world.

The film's episodic nature allows for a rich exploration of survival tactics, focusing on the reselling and exchanging of objects as means of existence. Sánchez's anthropological approach to storytelling incorporates elements of popular culture, drawing parallels to his previous works. The recurring theme of purgatory adds a layer of depth, inviting viewers to reflect on the nature of existence and the human condition within this stylized environment.