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It tells the story of Julio Brigante, a prosecutors secretary of a high IQ, who goes to facts corresponding to his prosecutors office. The plot presents the cases that Brigante must reconstruct from the scene of the crime for the subsequent assembly of the judicial file. This "reconstruction" is projected from the imaginary of Brigante who, from evidence in the scene, imagines in his mind the passing of the facts.
Dori, a retired woman addicted to the lottery, resorts to necromancy to try to make money after the death of her neighbor, unleashing terrifying consequences.
Dori is a retiree who spends her days drinking mate and playing lottery with Claudia, the woman who helps her clean her house. One day, she is unpleasantly surprised to learn that her neighbor Alicia has suddenly died. Overwhelmed by financial problems, Claudia tells Dori about Necromancy, the ritual by which one can consult the dead about the future. Dori agrees to this practice, thinking that her financial problems will soon be solved. But what she doesn't know is that desecrating the sleep of the dead can have terrifying consequences.
A small-time dealer and his friends find themselves in deep trouble, as they owe money to their drug supplier. After experiencing visions, the dealer decides to help his friends using firepower.
Pochi sees her long-awaited vacation come crashing down when her manipulative and malicious mother-in-law, Elisa, arrives early. With an absent husband and a son trying to escape the conflict, she finds herself caught in a domestic war where dark humor and absurdity reveal just how much a family can be a battlefield.
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Brian gets into a fight with a group of elite rugby players after feeling humiliated and is injured. He decides to face them again, but this time armed. A film of revenge, of street epic, of camaraderie and neighborhood warriors.
A 20 years old girl travels to Buenos Aires in search of a new life and adventures.
