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Cristian, a cold and weary man, wanders through the town with his nephew Oscar, collecting scrap metal, as the two try to cope with the absence of the boy’s mother, who is serving a prison sentence far away. One day, they receive an instant camera as payment: something insignificant to Cristian, but revealing to Oscar.
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Cristian, a cold and weary man, wanders through the town with his nephew Oscar, collecting scrap metal, as the two try to cope with the absence of the boy’s mother, who is serving a prison sentence far away. One day, they receive an instant camera as payment: something insignificant to Cristian, but revealing to Oscar.
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