Geographies of Home (2026)

Two brothers split between Mexico City and Berlin turn an experimental audiovisual exchange into an intimate portrait of migration, home, and belonging. Their short video-letters grow into a visual conversation that weaves found footage, family archives, original imagery, and evocative soundscapes. What starts as separate personal reflection becomes a shared creative process as each brother edits, revises, and answers the other’s material. Grounded in visual anthropology and autoethnography, the film asks a powerful question: how do we build a sense of place and belonging after leaving the country where we began? A quiet, non-linear exploration of displacement and the search for home.