Victoria Freidzon

A young Brazilian girl travels to Argentina to visit her aunt, but after a misunderstanding and the loss of her belongings, she must kill time until the next morning.

The arrival of a package to the newsroom of a run-down sports magazine triggers an investigation that would indicate that the first World Cup was played in 1926, won by Argentina and for some reason was erased from official history.

An Argentinian money exchanger finds himself involved in a series of problems that lead him on a marathon odyssey against the clock.

In the heart of downtown Buenos Aires, Celia —a young prostitute— learns the know-how from the experienced Betty.

A tragic melancholy filled Ema's life, tired of loneliness she drowns in films and wine, looking for fresh air in a cigarette when a banal accident will lead her to discover a new kind of emptiness, an eternal limbo in beyond.