two men. a boat. A truth that burns. In the heart of the sea, where only us and them exist, two characters navigate a friendship built on generational lies. Through dialogues that border on absurdity, black humor and cruelty, Joaquín Daniel weaves a parable about how power works: by creating internal enemies, the perpetuation of the cycle of violence and the illusion of belonging. Burnt Meat It's an uncomfortable journey into the heart of what it means to be in or out., up or down. Because when the truth emerges and what we always knew but never wanted to name comes to light, no one leaves the stage unscathed.
