When an earthquake shuts down the phone network in Mexico City, people turn to public phones to reach each other. In the chaos, we hear their stories, told not through spectacle, but through voice, breath, and raw emotion. Teléfono Público is a quiet, deeply human portrait of a society forced to reconnect, literally and emotionally, in the aftermath of disaster. It explores anxiety, fragility, and the invisible threads that bind us, even when everything else breaks down.