
A grandmother and her granddaughter travel together aboard an Argentine train in the 1990s. The girl looks out the window while her grandmother rests a reassuring hand on her shoulder.
Red vinyl seats, metal luggage racks, a worn travel bag and a beige thermos bring back the interior of a long-distance train. A small rural station and the passing landscape suggest a journey whose destination matters less than the time shared along the way.
Junto a la Ventana finds tenderness in an ordinary trip: the child’s curiosity, a familiar gesture of care and a view that keeps changing.








