When the waters turn Magenta

The story follows Azul, an 18-year-old girl, as she is taken to Tigre by her parents for a brief escape from her mental health challenges. The narrative unfolds as her father attempts to complete a doctoral thesis while her mother, a child psychologist, becomes increasingly inebriated, retreating into her reading by the river.

As the weekend progresses, the family's underlying tensions surface, amplifying Azul's sense of distress. This exploration of familial relationships and individual struggles offers a poignant look at the complexities of mental health within the context of a seemingly simple getaway.

As a short film, 'When the Waters Turn Magenta' appeals to those interested in contemporary storytelling that addresses real-world issues through intimate character studies.