
Leticia Sagües
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Nerabe unravels through 11 minutes the process of waiting, the ritual of motherhood through a look full of poetic resonances. She starts with a dance made of transitional steps, accomplice of maternal games, victim of fears, dreams, haste and self-absorption of those who are waiting. The story is brought to life by director Helena Taberna. With a runtime of 11 minutes, it offers a concise viewing experience.