Angoscia

Ramos's portrayal of psychological torment feels deeply personal and intense. I wonder what influenced his approach to exploring mental suffering.

The pacing is quite deliberate, which made me think about how mental and emotional fatigue can feel slow and all-consuming. Was that your experience as well?

The small-town atmosphere seems to mirror the protagonist's inner isolation. I'm curious if the setting was chosen to heighten that sense of confinement.