A key decision-maker among the survivors who channels their rugby training and Catholic beliefs to organize the group and sustain their will to escape.
Mariano is a young man who survives shooting himself in the head and stomach after finding a gun in the toolshed. He moves in with his brother Ezequiel, and discovers that the bullet inside him creates harmonic sounds when he plays the recorder, contributing to the collapse of his chamber music quartet.
Alejo arrives at the family gathering with supplies and questions whether he has returned to stay or is only visiting. He travels with the family over damaged roads and later goes fishing, placing him at the edge of the household while the relatives confront uncertainty about the house and their relationships.
Rafael Federman has 22 screen credits in a career dating back to 2014. Signature works include Society of the Snow, The Inner Ear, Standing and Watching. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
