FISHBOWL

First comes the character. I had an experience of my mother's death. My mother died of colorectal cancer and when that happens, I decide to approach writing the feature film a bit as a process of my own grief. And I was determined to work with a sick female body. But I didn't necessarily want to work from a biographical point of view, so that's when I worked with the character arc, initially of Noelia as such, and then I wanted to focus on colonialism and I didn't necessarily want to work on it in the metropolitan area and so on. , although there are some scenes that take place there. But in my search I care a lot about what is happening in Vieques, so I say well, I can work on the issue of colonization of the body through cancer and work on it as a link or a bridge with Puerto Rican colonialism through Vieques. , which has been one of the most serious symptoms of the political relationship with the United States due to all the war contamination that lies there. So yes, well, first the one that is born and then the decision to anchor in Vieques to add a layer that will reveal to us the truth of this Viequense situation, which I as an author was interested in exploring.