Living and Other Fictions

About This Movie

Living and Other Fictions, while not widely recognized, offers a raw portrayal of struggle and connection. Pepe's journey post-hospital is slow-paced, allowing us to really feel his disorientation and the weight of his past. Antonio, the disabled activist, brings an unexpected depth to the narrative, highlighting themes of solidarity in a world that often feels unwelcoming. The atmosphere is heavy, almost oppressive at times, yet there's a flicker of hope in their bond. The performances are intimate, capturing that fragile line between despair and resilience. It’s a quiet film, without flashy effects or melodrama, which makes its impact all the more poignant. A distinct take on the complexities of belonging and the human experience.

Explores themes of mental health and activismFocuses on character-driven storytellingMinimalist approach to visuals and sound design