Diana Carolina Zepeda Flores
Center worker
A cranky Gen X butch is forced to spend time with a genderqueer Gen Z’er whose gender-affirming upbringing and experiences elicits the former to critique how kids today have it easier. Generational differences aside, the two find comfort in their similarities that defy generation.
Desplazados por la violencia que arrasó su pueblo, Paloma y Lobo sobreviven tratando de amarse. A través de la sed, el miedo y la nostalgia, Paloma desea volver a casa pero Lobo vive atado a un recuerdo que le impide regresar.
