At just 8, Dalia spends her days searching for her missing dad. Along with her friend Pelusa, she’ll set off on a journey that will help her discover her family’s fate. Animated directly over 5000 newspaper cutouts, this shortfilm ventures into the lives of the forced disappearance victim’s families in Mexico.
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