I Wish You Had Told Me

Alex, a quiet architect, accidentally finds his mother's old diary on the day of her funeral. The handwriting on the pages isn't hers—it's his father's, who left twenty years ago. Each entry is addressed to him, but meant for his mother. "If you had said it then, I would have understood." Together with his sister Lia, Alex travels to the province where their parents met. They are not searching for their father's grave, but for traces of a love no one ever spoke aloud. Meetings with their parents' old friends reveal not a story of betrayal, but a story of silence. Every found letter, every old photograph is a piece of a puzzle that forces them to reconsider everything they knew about their family. The film explores how the unspoken defines our lives more than words ever could.