Verano maldito (2011)

The film follows Julieta and Federico, a wealthy upper-class couple raising their three children. Federico is a successful architect whose structured life is disrupted when his uncle Tito, recently released from prison, comes to stay with the family. Seeking rest and change, Julieta and the children accompany Tito to a seaside house built by Federico, while Federico remains in the city for work.

What begins as a quiet coastal retreat gradually turns into an emotionally intense journey marked by tragedy, psychological breakdown, grief, and personal rebellion, ultimately testing the limits of family bonds, responsibility, and desire.

Scene	Timestamp	Details
Family Introduction	00:00	Julieta and Federico are introduced as an affluent family with three children, living a comfortable yet emotionally distant life.
Arrival at the Beach House	01:56	Julieta and the children arrive at the seaside house with Tito, setting the stage for a seemingly peaceful coastal stay.
Tito’s Health Emergency	11:53	Tito suddenly collapses at the beach after suffering a severe medical episode, leaving the family in shock.
Tragic Loss	18:40	Tito passes away, and shortly afterward, one of the children goes missing at the beach, presumed drowned, plunging Julieta into deep grief.
Emotional Breakdown	30:00	Federico and Julieta attempt to cope with the tragedy together, highlighting the strain and vulnerability in their marriage.
Psychological Decline	45:10	Julieta begins to display erratic behavior, struggling to manage her emotions and responsibilities after returning home.
Rebellion and Escape	52:13	Overwhelmed by grief and emotional turmoil, Julieta leaves home alone late at night, seeking escape and connection.
Final Turning Point	52:29	Julieta makes impulsive decisions that symbolize her complete emotional detachment and the collapse of her former life.