"Memory never tells the whole truth"
Martina tries to reconstruct the image of her grandfather "Tata," from memory. Her siblings barely knew him, and their answers confuse her to the point that she feels the need to show them what Tata truly means to her. She turns to her mother and grandmother, searching for a truth she can hold on to. But the more she remembers, the more forgotten things begin to emerge. Was her grandfather a good or bad person?
Martina Céspedes
Martina
Isabel Miranda
Lela
Kelly Benavides
Martina's Mom
Emilia Céspedes
Martina's Sister
Pablo Céspedes
Martina's Brother
Martina tries to reconstruct the image of her grandfather "Tata," from memory. Her siblings barely knew him, and their answers confuse her to the point that she feels the need to show them what Tata truly means to her. She turns to her mother and grandmother, searching for a truth she can hold on to. But the more she remembers, the more forgotten things begin to emerge. Was her grandfather a good or bad person?
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