Omar Holz

Ela lives in Misiones and is going through sexual awakening. Despite his father's severity, his enthusiasm is reinforced by the appearance of Iván, a young photographer.

Juana is a teenager who lives with her alcoholic father in a farm nestled in the missionary mountain. They live an isolated life, marked by the routine of charcoal production and the weight of the absence of her mother, whose death at an early age is a mystery. Juana begins to feel attracted to an area of the mountain in which there is a strange house in ruins, which seems to contain some key to that past. Her visits awaken in her a need to know more about what happened. As the search for the truth becomes more chaotic, Juana’s feelings for her father could lead her to make a drastic decision.

Ana and Álvaro have been trying to become parents for years and that circumstance has broken the relationship and worn down the bond. Ana then begins to travel on the edge of anguish and Álvaro decides to use a resource that he had not imagined before: traveling to the North of Argentina and adopting a child, beyond the law.

A ghostly fog looms over the border, where a man must sell his mother’s house and let go of her. The loss of his home leads him to the margins of the sense of reality.

A gaucho who deserted the army adopts a young indigenous man after the Guerras Guaraníticas. Now with a price on his head, he will be forced to fight against his former companions.