Internament

Maia is a woman who for most of her life has learned to pretend that everything is fine and that she is fine: she has a good job, a partner and three children. Despite this, she lives ruled by a disease that harasses her and that few know she suffers from: depression. When Maia now looks at the past (an eating disorder, teenage traumas, self-harm, difficulties in relationships), everything seems to her to be causes, signs and obvious manifestations that led her to a life of anxiety and loneliness. And it will be within the narrative that we will also see it advance, step by step, towards a stability that may be uncertain but full of hope.