After a colleague is fired, Arturo, a Human Resources employee, tries to piece together what happened within the company. His account begins to reveal a web of accusations, abuses, silences, and shared decisions that call his own responsibility into question.

It's a Fire observes how events are constructed and justified within a power structure. Through a voice that attempts to make sense of what happened, the work explores the mechanisms of cover-up, the hierarchy, and the gray areas between observing, participating, and remaining silent.

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