Dos fragmentos / Eva

Two sisters cornered by a sweltering, sun-baked afternoon shelter a fraught tension in a small, coastal town. As an unspoken history surfaces, their tentative quietude unravels into a delicate web of memory, longing, and quiet rebellion. The film follows intimate, overlapping days where chance encounters, shared rituals, and fragile confidences illuminate the bond that ties them—and the secret that divides them. With minimal dialogue and a hushed, observational tone, the story moves through sunlit rooms, dusty corners, and moonlit streets, revealing how love and vulnerability can coexist with hurt, doubt, and the stubborn ache of kinship. A restrained, lyrical meditation on sisterhood.