Synopsis
Flavia de la Fuente abandons for this time the portraits of her favorite city, San Clemente, to travel to another place and dedicate one of her works to Buenos Aires, in what promises to be the first part of a series. La ciudad y los patos portrays a typical place of Buenos Aires tourism but, as it usually happens with the films of its author, it is the times that end up giving beauty to some spaces that we all get tired of seeing, but that routine has always shown us in the same way, hurried and neglected.
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