Zenith

Every day, at the time when the sun reaches its zenith and the sky takes on the color of orange juice, the Potter and the Glassblower meet for lunch around a huge table. They apparently have a relationship very formal and during the meal they exchange their impressions on the only something they seem to share: troubled sleep, punctuated by insomnia and dreams so vivid that they leave a hint of sleepwalking. Then, One day, a disconcerting event occurs: upon waking, one of them finds all his yesterday's work shattered and scattered on the ground. Yet no one seems to have broken into his home. Drawing on his memories, he then tries to find the solution to this riddle. In Zenith, a story that is above all visual and sensitive, María Medem immediately immerses us in an atmosphere where the mystery and ambiguity. Through a perfect mastery of his astonishing palette of colors, camera movements and perspective changes, María Medem creates surprising landscapes page after page, taking us on a journey this strange universe to discover the dreamlike dimension of reality.