Pilgrimage

Marina, who lost both parents at a young age, turns eighteen. To apply for a scholarship, she must leave her foster parents and travel to the Atlantic coast to obtain a signature from her estranged grandparents. Navigating among new aunts, uncles, and cousins, she is uncertain whether she will be embraced or rejected. This journey awakens Marina's long-buried emotions, uncovering the hidden wounds of her family's past. Piece by piece, she assembles the fragmented and often contradictory memories, striving to reconstruct the image of the parents she has nearly forgotten.