In the Grayscale

Bruno (Francisco Celhay), a 35-year-old architect, leads a seemingly perfect life, but feels a profound sense of unease. He leaves his wife and child to live alone and embarks on a quest to search for heritage traces in Santiago, accompanied by Fer (Emilio Edwards), a captivating and energetic gay history professor. As they explore the city together, Bruno finds himself drawn to Fer and must decide whether his path should be vocational or personal. The film explores themes of identity, simplicity, and the importance of human connection.