Costao

Mario returns to his native fishing village after twenty years away. His father, an old captain, is dying, leaving behind only debts and a half-ruined boat. The encounter with Ana, the daughter he abandoned, becomes a silent battle of glances. The local fishermen don't believe in his repentance, and the sea seems to remember every one of his mistakes. Gradually, Mario realizes that what can be regained is not the past, but only the right to forgiveness, which must be earned through hard work and silence. In this world where words are more valuable than the catch, he must learn to live again among the waves and the people he once betrayed.