The Milk of Sorrow

Magaly Solier portrays Fausta, a young woman grappling with the psychological scars left by the violence experienced by her mother during Peru's years of terror.

Susi Sánchez plays Aída, a pianist who becomes intrinsically linked to Fausta's journey as she confronts her past.

Efraín Solís takes on the role of Noé, a character that intersects with Fausta's path as she seeks a semblance of normalcy in her life.

Marino Ballón assumes the role of Tío Lúcido, a relative of Fausta, helping to illuminate aspects of her cultural and familial background.

Daniel Nuñez Duran features in the film, contributing to the richly textured narrative that explores themes of heritage and personal struggle.