The cinematography by Gonzalo F. Berridi is essential. Medem uses split screens, reverse shots, and reflective surfaces (mirrors, icy lakes, car windows) to create a visual language of duality. The film’s climax—set under the midnight sun in Finland—relies entirely on texture: the grain of the film stock, the cold blue hues, and the visceral close-ups.
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In 1980, the story begins with a chance meeting outside a school. A paper airplane flown by Otto inadvertently leads to his father, Alvaro, meeting Ana's mother, Olga. The two parents fall in love and eventually marry. Consequently, Ana and Otto become step-siblings and grow up in the same household, harboring a secret, deep-seated love for each other. Adolescence and Separation The cinematography by Gonzalo F
