The Walls Talk (2012)

"The Walls Talk" is a riveting narrative that seamlessly intertwines historical upheavals that have shaped a nation's identity with intimate tales of its citizens' lives, tragedies and small-scale woes. The story springs to life in "Casa Espíritu," a dwelling erected in the heart of Mexico's Independence Movement in 1810. The house, as if sentient, silently narrates tales of its first occupants: a revolutionary priest, his creative comrades, and his brave-hearted daughter. A century later, a mirror image of this structure springs up, almost touching the original. This is the "Casa Santo," the Saint's House. Now, the Minister of War and his neighbors, who carry the spirit of the transformative 1910 Revolution, reside in these conjoined houses, their lives interweaving in an intricate dance of fate and ideology. Fast forward to the present day, these twin houses serve as homes to two drastically different families, each a symbol of the contrasting social and ideological extremes of modern Mexico. One house shelters the obscenely affluent nouveau riche, whose wealth is tainted by corruption and questionable dealings. Nestled in the other is a family of ancient lineage, struggling to navigate the currents of contemporary change. "The Walls Talk" is a captivating journey through time, a testament to the resilience of Mexico and its people, and a profound exploration of the impacts of societal change on individual lives.

The Walls Talk is a drama movie featuring Joaquín Cosío and directed by Antonio Zavala Kugler.

The Walls Talk is currently streaming on fuboTV.