Eight-year-old Olivia is forced to confront the illness and eventual loss of her grandmother Victoria, one of the most important figures in her life. As Olivia struggles to understand death and navigate grief at an age when loss feels impossible to grasp, her parents face their own sorrow. Their relationship reflects the family’s effort to remain united, finding strength in love and mutual support despite the emotional complexities of grief.
Director Details
Lorena Munoz is a Cinematography graduate of TAI University School of Arts and a specialist in Film Production. She has developed her career across several departments within the audiovisual industry, with a particular focus on production management. Her credits include Find Me, Take Care of Them, and Paper Wings. She also co-directed Poma Maura, an independent short film examining the social pressure placed on girls to mature prematurely. Her latest directorial work, No One Dies in Memory, is an autobiographical exploration of childhood grief and emotional resilience following the loss of a loved one.
