Ramiro is a teacher from the south of Chile that does not expect much of life. His relationship with his wife Irma has been out of a passion for years. Unexpectedly Irma decides to abandon him. The surrounding events take out the worst of Ramiro while he becomes an obscure person. A story of transformation, when the darkness within rises.
Ramiro Fuentalba
Irma
Saul
Waiter
Don Osvaldo / Police Officer / Teacher in Bathroom (voice)
Principal's Secretary
Carlitos (voice)
Man of the Town 2 (voice)
Ramiro is a teacher from the south of Chile that does not expect much of life. His relationship with his wife Irma has been out of a passion for years. Unexpectedly Irma decides to abandon him. The surrounding events take out the worst of Ramiro while he becomes an obscure person. A story of transformation, when the darkness within rises.
2015-06-23
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