Baltazar Tokman

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While his daughter Olivia plays alone, Garrik wonders about the existence of imaginary friends. A vague memory will initiate the search for Myu, his own invisible friend, for his forgotten childhood and for the clues to unveil the enigma of imagination, that mysterious ally of childhood.

A stripper, a young trans man, the son of a drug dealer and the survivor of an accident reconstruct their memories as patients of Fernando Ventura, a scientist obsessed with genetic manipulation, in this documentary that plays with the boundaries of the genre in order to tell an amazing story.

A film director who, due to his passion for carrying out his feature film project, is about to lose his house due to a mortgage and turns to a childhood friend who is a bank manager, who offers to cancel the debt in exchange for him vacating a house occupied by homeless people.

Sofía travels from La Plata to Los Toldos, her hometown. During her stay, Sofía will assist her father, who is in poor health, with the funeral work being done by Casa Coraggio, the family business. In the history of her ancestors, each one has had to take on this responsibility and continue a legacy that spans more than 120 years. Amidst an atmosphere of life and death, Sofía struggles between following tradition or choosing a new path.

In 1950, Argentina became world basketball champion. Sixty years later the players retain the same team spirit. They are people of different idiosyncrasies and social strata, but they are united by a deep friendship forged by the years, basketball and injustice. During the violent fifties, politics was merciless with their lives, leaving wounds that to this day have not been able to heal.

Six families from different parts of the world have something in common: the parents have been filming their children obsessively since the day they were born. The director of this documentary contacted them to ask them to continue doing so, but following his guidelines. In these private worlds, children grow up being molded and defined by adults. Parents proudly show off the “good work” they have done with their children, while futilely attempting to capture time.

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