Sofia
Sofia is remembered as warm, grounded, and quietly resilient — the kind of person whose softness hid a surprising strength. A nurse dedicated to others, she carried wounds she rarely spoke about and dreams she shared only selectively. Her disappearance is not just an event but an emotional crater; the silence she leaves behind exposes tensions and truths the people around her spent years avoiding. Sofia becomes a paradox in the story: fully gone, yet more present in her absence than she ever was alive — the force that reshapes Matias, destabilizes Luca, and reveals the fault lines beneath the film’s seemingly ordinary world.