Play Café (2023)

Jesus and María are shopping for pieces for their new apartment with their infant son, Cayetano, and the first strain in their relationship shows in the furniture choice: María has already decided almost everything, including the baby's name, while Jesús is left trying to claim the coffee table as the one thing he gets to choose. When they reach a gaudy glass-topped table supported by two naked gold female figures, María initially resists his choice, even though she had promised him he could pick it, and Jesús is visibly irritated but gives in and buys it anyway.

Back at the apartment, Jesús begins assembling the coffee table while María is occupied elsewhere, and he is left alone with Cayetano for the first time. The baby is hysterical and shrieking continuously, and Jesús, already tense and inexperienced, tries to soothe him while also dealing with the table's assembly. The table is missing a screw, so Jesús calls the store to request a replacement part, and the ordinary annoyance of the defective furniture is set against the escalating stress of being solely responsible for the crying infant.

As Jesús continues working and trying to calm the baby, he and Cayetano disappear from view for a moment while he keeps shushing him in a forced attempt to stay composed. Then a loud crash is heard. Broken glass spills into view, and the baby is revealed on the floor in a horrific state, with his head gone. The story immediately pivots from domestic irritation to catastrophic accident, and Jesús is left staring in stunned disbelief at what has happened.

For several minutes, Jesús does nothing except breathe heavily and stare at the scene in shock, trying to process the fact that his son is dead. The narrative makes clear that this is not an intentional killing but a terrible accident tied to the coffee table's glass top, which the salesman had told him was unbreakable. The film then follows Jesús as he begins struggling with what to do next, not with a neat plan or a cover-up scheme, but with the immediate, panicked effort to make sense of an unbearable disaster before María comes home.

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