My age, yours, and the age of the world

About This Movie

My Age, Yours, and the Age of the World is a poignant documentary by Fernanda Tovar. It captures an intimate family struggle following a devastating earthquake, centered on the director's grandmother facing the harsh reality of losing her apartment. The atmosphere is heavy with a mix of nostalgia and anxiety, as the film weaves personal memories with broader themes of displacement and resilience. Tovar’s use of practical effects, like real locations and candid interviews, adds a raw authenticity to the narrative. Pacing feels deliberate, allowing moments of reflection that deepen the emotional weight. The performances, especially from the grandmother, are genuine, almost heartbreakingly real, making the film distinct in how it portrays personal loss against the backdrop of a larger catastrophe.

Intimate family portraitThemes of loss and resilienceUnique approach to documentary storytelling