Punto bobo

A mother and daughter have a tense conversation where what is left unsaid weighs more than any words. It's a ticking time bomb. Meanwhile, in the recent past, three women isolated by their neighbors try to survive by knitting in a damp, dark house. Punto Bobo intertwines two seemingly unrelated stories that gradually converge, reconstructing the truth of their protagonists: women marked by family secrets, unspoken suffering, religion, guilt, mental illness, and societal expectations. A detailed and profound portrait of an oppressive atmosphere where tenderness is the only possibility of survival. Far from gentle realism, Martín constructs a story of great psychological and emotional intensity, with a sober, intimate, and unflinching style, exploring how the dictates of "normality" can become forms of everyday violence.