Saramago

Thirty years ago, the sun began to weaken, leaving plants and algae unable to perform photosynthesis. In a desperate race against time, scientists developed genetically modified plants in laboratories. Due to the scientists' haste, the genetic code was flawed; over time, these new plants began producing toxins that contaminated the air and water. Consequently, the survival of children became increasingly rare. We follow an interview with one family, exploring their memories, fears, frustrations, and atypical behaviors.

Director

Liz Ramos

Writers

Maddu Suzuki