Nafta

In a stark border town, two sisters navigate the brittle hold of family and memory as a legacy of hardship looms over their lives. When a sudden tragedy tests their loyalty, they must weigh the quiet safety of routine against the dangerous promise of change. A weary fisherman and a stubborn forebear anchor the sisters’ days, offering glimpses of hope while exposing long-buried wounds. As night unfolds, the sisters chase a fragile reconciliation, grappling with guilt, love, and the weight of the generations that came before. The film lingers on resilience, small mercies, and the uneasy path toward belonging.