To Catch a Moon

In the vibrant backdrop of 1955 Mexico City, two friends, artists in their own right, share moments that intertwine creativity and friendship. Remedios Varo, a painter known for her dreamlike imagery, engages in meaningful conversations with Leonora, her companion whose artwork challenges conventions. Their discussions weave through the layers of artistic expression, dissecting the essence of their work and the influence of their surroundings.

As the city pulses with life, the bond between the two women deepens, revealing their struggles and aspirations as female artists in a male-dominated world. With each shared cup of coffee and stroke of the brush, they navigate their identities and confront the societal constraints of the time. This narrative captures not just the artistic journey of these women but also the transformative power of friendship in the face of adversity.