Thesis on a Domestication

María unlocks the door to the apartment she has shared with Javier for three years. A shattered plate lies on the kitchen floor, salt scattered around it. She doesn't pick up the pieces; instead, she takes out a voice recorder. 'Day seven hundred thirty-two. Today he said I chew too loudly.' Her dissertation on domestic violence is becoming a field study of her own relationship. This 2025 drama explores not physical aggression, but the slow erosion of self through daily rituals, control, and silent consent. The camera documents microscopic gestures: how he adjusts her sweater, rearranges her books on the shelf, comments on her grocery choices. Each scene is an act of archaeology where love and power become indistinguishable. The film catalogs the unspoken, where the silence between partners is louder than any scream.