Dante Bruni

Juan Conte is a world-renowned spokesman of the new atheism. After suffering a heart attack, he receives a transplant and a change in his personal life begins, opening up to the possibility of being in a couple for the first time. Juan will go on a journey of horror and pain, in which his vision of reality will be put to the test.

A multiple narrative as an invocation of queer poets from Alfonsina Storni to Néstor Perlongher, including Pasolini, Pizarnik, and Lorca, with the poetic and carnal presence of Susy Shock and Fernando Noy. The ghostly inclusion of Batato Barea serves as a guide for this fusion of poetic act and dramaturgy.

Edu, is a young Brazilian Drag Queen in Buenos Aires' underground nightlife. He dreams of a grander life: Europe, romance, and transitioning into the woman he sometimes sees in the mirror. A marriage of convenience with a Dutch man offers him hope, but in the Netherlands his dreams crumble. Returning to Buenos Aires he finds his old life unrecognizable. Struggling with identity and love, Edu questions his place in drag and whether the roles he’s played reflect who he truly is.