In Casas Muertas, exile is not just about crossing borders, it is a state of being. More than eight million citizens have fled Venezuela. But for thos
In Casas Muertas, exile is not just about crossing borders, it is a state of being. More than eight million citizens have fled Venezuela. But for those who stay, survival means grappling with a society in a state of chaos. In its portraits of Isabel, Darwin, Jesús, Elvira and Gregorio, the film explores a country where protests are met with death squads, where justice feels unr...
