Violet
Santiago, Chile, 2018. Young Esteban's family is in crisis. His father Fernando is visiting his daughter Javiera while she is studying abroad. Ximena, the mother, feels overwhelmed with Esteban, a sel…
Violet
Santiago, Chile, 2018. Young Esteban's family is in crisis. His father Fernando is visiting his daughter Javiera while she is studying abroad. Ximena, the mother, feels overwhelmed with Esteban, a selfish and demanding boy. Ximena sinks into a deep emotional crisis and dies in a car accident on the streets of Santiago. Esteban leaves his mother's spacious, modern house and settles in the South, blaming his father for the tragedy. The world is not yet facing the pandemic. It is 2020. The corona-virus begins to spread throughout the world. Fernando, now a widower, lives alone in a small old and somewhat run-down house, where he faces economic limitations. He is jobless. On a southern beach, Esteban has recently met Daniel, a handsome New Yorker. They immediately fall in love. But the contagion spreads in the United States and soon Daniel must return to Manhattan to be attentive to the health of his parents. Four years have passed. It is 2024. The planet faces a fourth year of pandemic. The world has also become a more complex place to live and connect. Social violence has spread. Daniel is still in New York, hoping to return to Chile soon, since he is still in a relationship with Esteban. Javiera has married Guillermo, with whom she has two small children. One morning, Fernando is invited by his sister Mercedes to celebrate his 65th birthday at a distance from him. Mercedes manages to summon the whole family, which she surprises with an unavoidable decision. Thus, the virtual encounter unleashes painful wounds from the past, exposes threats from the present and projects fears about the future. There are old emotional wounds that are already irreparable, the most intense memories remain indelible and complex and inevitable decisions appear. The end, for some, is a dead end. For others it is an opportunity to recover what was lost.
Violet
Drama
Film Details
Santiago, Chile, 2018. Young Esteban's family is in crisis. His father Fernando is visiting his daughter Javiera while she is studying abroad.
Ximena, the mother, feels overwhelmed with Esteban, a selfish and demanding boy. Ximena sinks into a deep emotional crisis and dies in a car accident on the streets of Santiago. Esteban leaves his mother's spacious, modern house and settles in the South, blaming his father for the tragedy.
The world is not yet facing the pandemic. It is 2020. The corona-virus begins to spread throughout the world.
Fernando, now a widower, lives alone in a small old and somewhat run-down house, where he faces economic limitations. He is jobless. On a southern beach, Esteban has recently met Daniel, a handsome New Yorker.
They immediately fall in love. But the contagion spreads in the United States and soon Daniel must return to Manhattan to be attentive to the health of his parents. Four years have passed.
It is 2024. The planet faces a fourth year of pandemic. The world has also become a more complex place to live and connect.
Social violence has spread. Daniel is still in New York, hoping to return to Chile soon, since he is still in a relationship with Esteban. Javiera has married Guillermo, with whom she has two small children.
One morning, Fernando is invited by his sister Mercedes to celebrate his 65th birthday at a distance from him. Mercedes manages to summon the whole family, which she surprises with an unavoidable decision. Thus, the virtual encounter unleashes painful wounds from the past, exposes threats from the present and projects fears about the future.
There are old emotional wounds that are already irreparable, the most intense memories remain indelible and complex and inevitable decisions appear. The end, for some, is a dead end. For others it is an opportunity to recover what was lost..