Paper Moons

Sofía's father drives a taxi through the nights and sleeps through her days. So that he always has light on the way home, she cuts a new moon out of paper each evening and pegs it to the string above the rooftop.

One night the wind takes all of them at once. She goes after them across the rooftops of the city, past pigeons, antenna repairmen and insomniacs, and ends up on the street where his taxi is parked.