Olivia and the Invisible Earthquake

'Olivia' is a moving film that tells the story of a girl who, along with her little brother Tim and their mother Ingrid, is forced to start over after being expelled from their home. The family moves to an unfamiliar neighborhood, facing uncertainty and economic difficulties. While Ingrid struggles to find a solution to their situation, Olivia, with her overflowing imagination, creates a protective fantasy for her brother and herself: everything they experience is not real, but rather part of a movie in which they are the protagonists.

This invented world offers Olivia a way to cope with the harsh reality, and for Tim, an illusion that keeps him away from distress. However, as the story progresses, this invention begins to generate unexpected consequences, blurring the lines between what is real and what is not. The fantasy that Olivia creates to protect herself from adversity starts to affect her ability to face real challenges, and the family must deal with the effects of that separation between the imaginary world and the tangible world.

Despite the difficulties, a new and picturesque family emerges around them, made up of neighbors and friends who, in their own way, become part of their lives. Together they will experience bizarre situations, but filled with magic, laughter, tears, and moments of deep friendship. Throughout these experiences, Olivia and Tim will learn that, in real life, heroes do not always wear capes, but are ordinary people who bravely face everyday adversities. The film is a reflection on resilience, the importance of chosen family, and the ability to find magic in the simplest moments.