Danilo Galgano

A misguided American documentary crew working for an edgy media company travels to rural Argentina to profile a local musician, but their ineptitude leads them into the wrong small town. As they collaborate with locals to attempt to fabricate a viral trend, unexpected connections blossom, while a pervasive crisis looms unacknowledged in the background.

This series narrates the events that a series of characters experience around different spaces that have been emblematic at a certain moment in history and that are currently forgotten. It combines documentary with fiction to show the neglect produced by abandonment and how it affects the lives of the characters. Each episode deals with a different place.

Gastón, an agronomist from Buenos Aires, settles in a thriving rural area to dedicate himself to his activity as a crop advisor. The struggle for his 16-year-old daughter, Vera, and his wife to adapt to the new life puts him in front of a dilemma that shakes the foundations of his work. What seemed like a new beginning becomes a present full of contradictions.

Dambo, son of the great cheese master, returns to his village and decides to face reality, for which he must confront the foreigner and his cream cheese.

This is the story of three inventors from Bell Ville, Argentina who in the 1930s would forever revolutionize the world of football with the creation of the ball without leather lace, and how that dream got impacted by corporate greed.

Celina and Alejo have gone through a rough patch for almost as long as they have had Camilo, who is 4 years old. Alejo's mother gives them a voucher for a hotel night and offers to look after the kid for the night. The proposal feels weird to them, but they do their best to live the experience enthusiastically.

The Wiñoy Xipantv is the turnaround of the year for the Mapuche People. It's a space of celebration, encounter, thought, religiousness and fight. It occurs in june, in the middle of the winter, when the 'mapu' (land) starts to reborn and the longest night lets the sun come in.

A documentary that portrays the territorial and environmental conflict in the San Matías Gulf, Patagonia, Argentina. Through an audiovisual approach that combines documentary and dance video, the film invites reflection on the effects of extractivism on the territories and the resistance that is being woven together by coastal communities.

With handheld camera, the film travels through towns and sacrifice zones where pollution and dispossession sicken communities. But it also shows marches, blockers, assemblies, and the power of mutual aid. Jenny, Mariela, Miriam and Guni —peasant women, popular educators, and territorial leaders— embodi the force of Pachamama exploding, literally and symbolically.