Mariano Fernández

Ernesto arrives in Buenos Aires from Germany, where he has lived since childhood, having been taken by his grandparents after his parents disappeared during the dictatorship. Now he has returned to the country that caused him so much harm, to take charge of the negotiations his grandfather's company maintained with Argentine firms until his recent death. As soon as he arrives in the country, fragments of a past he thought was lost return to his mind, and what was supposed to be a quick business transaction turns into an odyssey as he begins his search for a mysterious place and, unwittingly, for his own identity.

Marcelo Di Marco is a writer turned journalist, who must return to the last steps of his father, Tonio Di Marco after he dies in strange conditions.

A couple, a relationship, the feelings that are mixed with fantasy, the presence of the other is real or only what the mind allows to be embodied exists.

An open book is the window to enter this protest short film about the wait for a permit to plant a laurel tree in the River Plate. The Viceroy, king and queen must all sign the authorization. Too much time for such a vital wish. Stop-motion animated cutouts take us on the complex path of bureaucracy to accomplish a simple action. The landscapes change to the beat of the music for the story to move forward and grow just like that tree they wish to plant.

ELENA and CAMILO are old neighbors. Like children they spy each other and flirt in silence. New years eve come. ANA and DANIEL, their grandchildren live a romantic re encounter. PABLO discovers the magic from the first kiss with a new neighbor. A night of wishes and definitions.

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Patricio Crom is an antique guitar collector; that is why, when he runs into a star-rosette guitar -like the one Gardel used-, he sets out to recover its original sound. To do this, he gathers guitarists and specialists who help him achieve the hidden sound of tango.

12 kilometers is the story of two women and nature. Of the future of life in the rural world. Of the power of women, of their unavoidable will. Of a bond between a mother and her daughter.

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Silvio Fabrykant is the author of many portraits of personalities from Argentine popular culture. One of his most important works was the cover of the singer Gilda's latest album, which after her tragic death, has become a sacred image for many. Tired of always being asked about the same photo, Silvio evades all responsibility, since he does not consider that a photographer is an important part of a commissioned photo. But approaching a new anniversary of Gilda's death, questions will be raised about the power of the image.