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Lilia is 71 years old and Alzheimer's has transformed her mind and body. Her world is full of noises and whispers, thoughts that sometimes come out of her mouth and reveal an upset reality. Corteza describes this woman's bathing routine. Submerged in a tub, Lilia rests while an imposing young woman is in charge of scrubbing her, accompanying her and contemplating her. Arms, legs, skin, bones. This is the inventory of a body that inhabits another world and another time.
Bark is the contemplation of a naked body, transformed by the disease and the pass of years, that suggests old age as the transition to another reality.
Anthopos tells the story of a centenarian character from his birth to his death.
