Constance is separated from a German. Her children have grown up between Santiago and Munich, between video calls with grandparents and holidays in which they change their language with an ease that still surprises her. Every time her ex-husband takes them to Germany, she counts the days and looks at the flights, trying not to think of the question that gives her guilt even before she formulates it: what if one day she decides not to return?She …
Constance is separated from a German. Her children have grown up between Santiago and Munich, between video calls with grandparents and holidays in which they change their language with an ease that still surprises her. Every time her ex-husband takes them to Germany, she counts the days and looks at the flights, trying not to think of the question that gives her guilt even before she formulates it: what if one day she decides not to return?She …