In 2016, filmmaker César Uriarte met three children in Culiacán during a filmmaking workshop. They shared their fears, insecurities, and the violence that framed their young lives. Six years later, they reunite to tell a new story—one about how violence, once shocking, becomes normalized. Un Día 28 de Enero is a personal, unflinching documentary about childhood, trauma, and the long shadows cast by a country’s silence. It’s filmmaking as healing, memory, and resistance.