Luz Orlando Brennan

Martin moves around Buenos Aires at night, picking up guys, going to clubs, scoring drugs and having sex. Sometimes he’s paying and sometimes his trans sex-worker friend or another woman takes him along for a threesome.

Detective Chávez, a family man and a tough cop, is put in charge of the investigation into a homicide that took place in the most exclusive circles of high society 1980s Buenos Aires. At the crime scene, Chávez meets officer Gómez, nicknamed The Goose, a good-looking rookie who becomes his right-hand man and goes undercover as bait to catch the murderer.

In the middle of a mysterious insomnia epidemic that slowly takes on catastrophic dimensions, Laura (39) and Augusto (42) flee the city in their motorhome to get away from the chaos. As they move down the route, the world becomes an increasingly strange and dangerous place. Finally, Laura reveals a story that changes everything. The road is depopulating, the silence grows and it is increasingly difficult to differentiate the reality from the dream.

The day before their wedding, Laura and Daniel go to her family country house. The couple is under a lot stress. She decides to take a walk, and ended in the young neighbour's house, where a silent party is taking place. What started like a fun night, quickly escalates in a violent and horrible experience.

Renowned actress Norma Reyes rehearses a mediocre commercial play while her daughter Celeste decides to move out. Despite the stress of the premiere and the pain caused by her daughter's absence, Norma carries on.

A young samurai must choose between the life of the sword or quiet, family life.

Terrestrial life reached a very distant planet after a long odyssey through space, via microorganisms in meteorites. The night is eternal. Humans want to reproduce their past lives, but their baggage includes ancestral fears and absurd rules. The sky is falling.

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Buenos Aires. 1928. Midnight at the editorial department of the mythical newspaper 'Critica'. Once again, Roberto Arlt (one of the most renowned Argentine writers) must go on the hunt for a sensationalist story.

In the stifling heat that envelops the corridors of a public hospital, "El Ciego" awaits a solution to his constant headache. He's a forty-year-old police officer, retired from the force, with no family or job, who survives thanks to his sister's weekly paychecks, although lately even that isn't enough. Then an opportunity comes his way: to work for César. Suddenly, he becomes a loyal and reliable employee who travels back and forth across the big city. Until a special assignment turns into a problem.