Mirando al Cielo
Don Ernesto—an elderly man—lives each day in a monotonous rhythm, trapped in routine and accompanied only by Duque, his pet bird. His routine is disrupted when he receives a phone call from his son, informing him of an upcoming visit. Moved by the news, Don Ernesto eagerly begins making preparations for the reunion. However, his son never arrives. Now, Don Ernesto must learn to let go and move forward on his own.
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Don Ernesto—an elderly man—lives each day in a monotonous rhythm, trapped in routine and accompanied only by Duque, his pet bird. His routine is disrupted when he receives a phone call from his son, informing him of an upcoming visit. Moved by the news, Don Ernesto eagerly begins making preparations for the reunion. However, his son never arrives. Now, Don Ernesto must learn to let go and move forward on his own.
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