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A short dance film based on Roland Barthes' text. Victoria goes through the emotional’s up and downs of uncertainty, disappointment and illusion. Caught by these feelings, the living room of her house becomes the stage for a coreography inspired by her inescapable identity: she is the one in love... she is the one who waits.
After receiving a tempting offer from his boss, Francisco must decide between saving his career or maintaining his integrity.
Omar is a left-wing activist who discovers a Che Guevara teddy bear by chance, inside a stuffed animal machine. Outraged, he tries to rescue it, but quickly discovers that he has not only the system against him, but also Nico, the employee of the month.
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Fran works at the Lanari Institute. His discussions with his lab colleagues range from science to national politics. Outside the hospital, they protest to defend public education and scientific research.
Dionisio, a young man from Chaco in Buenos Aires to support his family, works as an apprentice in a workshop. Isolated and mistreated, he finds comfort in a stray dog, but workplace conflicts threaten their bond and force him to confront the abuse.
Three young friends must find a way to get to Mar del Plata to throw what will be the biggest party in the history of their high school.
After receiving a significant settlement following a workplace accident, Pablo decides to invest all the money he had promised to use for building a new life with his girlfriend, Victoria, into a business he knows little about. Together, they must deal with the consequences of this impulsive decision.
Javier and AgustĂn were best friends, but twenty years ago they had a fight that neither of them could overcome. In an attempt to reconnect, AgustĂn writes a letter telling his whole truth.
After ending a long relationship, Malena finds herself in an existential crisis. Locked in her studio, she dedicates herself solely to her work as a designer, avoiding any type of human contact. Suddenly, Andrea, her mother, shows up at her door with a statement: she has just had a fight with her husband, and she won't give up until she begs for forgiveness. In the meantime, he decided that he will stay with his daughter. This invasive and suffocating presence bursts into Malena's life to bring order to chaos, chaos to order, and examine each of her actions, past, present, and above all, future.
After Isabel's death, Nicolás, her son, returns to the house where his mother lived the last years of her life accompanied by Clara. Together they remember Isabel through their vinyl collection and Nicolás discovers the truth of the bond between the two women.
The Trilogy of Time is a three movements' poetic essay in which time ceases to be an invisible framework and becomes the protagonist. Through everyday images —a train, rain, a staircase, a pond— and a voiceover that navigates between contemplation, fantasy, and existential questioning, the three video poems engage in a dialogue with one another around a shared concern: the nature of becoming. The shots were captured unintentionally, as intuitive snapshots of insignificant moments and spaces. The editing later intertwined them into an intimate and existential narrative, a voice that echoes in search of meaning.
A group of students tries to recover the gaze of Mario Juan Muntaner, a fellow filmmaker who disappeared in 1978 by the Argentine civil-military dictatorship. It will be a lunch with his family and crew that will bring to bloom silences prolonged in time.
