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During quarantine in Venezuela, a filmmaker documents their grandmother’s final days, blending memory, stillness, and shifting light into a haunting reflection on loss and home.
AWARDS: Diego Rísquez Award for Author Cinema
OFFICIAL SELECTION: Lima Alterna International Film Festival/ Beijing International Short Film Festival/ Curtas Cinema Río de Janeiro Int. Short Film Festival/ Philadelphia Latino Film Festival/ Hbabitar. Caracas Int. Contemporary Cinema Festival/ Film Diary NYC
Perhaps, Hell Is White - Between isolation and farewell, memory flickers into light
This insightful documentary unfolds as a speculative diary set during an extended quarantine in Venezuela's crisis, where time seems suspended and home feels unfamiliar.
As a grandmother’s life quietly fades, the film captures the tender, altered rhythm of mourning under confinement. Through intimate fragments, light patterns, and lingering shots, the documentary transforms the personal into the universal—a lyrical reflection on grief, isolation, and the invisible lines connecting us to those we love.
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