What began as a recording of comedian Natalia Valdebenito's last FEA show, in the hands of Valentina Saraos, ends up being a mini-documentary about the comedian's intimacy and vulnerability in the creative process of a work that is much more than just another comedy show. An intimate and personal story that lays bare the soul of a comedian we think we know, but whom you have surely never seen from this perspective before. The perfect excuse to talk about mental health, tragedy, time, and comedy.
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