Néstor Sánchez

Most of the film takes place in a hotel owned by Clara, where the teacher or spiritual guide, Nicolai, gathers groups of people and through talks and examples, shows each one the path to follow.

Laura is pregnant, but she doesn't want to have that child. Juan, her veterinarian husband, on the other hand, does. Laura seems obsessed with the piano lessons she gives to Sol, a young student in whom she has vague hopes: perhaps to see her pursue a career she'd given up on, or even the chance to escape from a town that's suffocating her.

An architecture student is obsessed by his girlfriend. When she is invited to go alone to a party sponsored by her company, he becomes paranoid. He arrives at their place unexpectedly and finds a man hidden under their bed. He follows the man trying to find his name and occupation, along a night full of incidents and misunderstandings.

A cartoonist and painter who can not stand out and make a living, among other things, as a photographer of news magazines and a beautiful young woman who comes to Buenos Aires from inside the country to try to make it as a model and actress, living a love as passionate as fraught with disagreements.

A group of poets and writers decides to rob a bank, but something goes wrong. The commando group disperses, and each individual begins to travel back in time. Corrientes Avenue, from Callao to the downtown area, from La Boca to the suburbs, from Literal magazine to the legendary 18 Whiskys, from the bars and bookstores of the 1970s to the bohemian scene of the 1990s. A poetic-political trance with no return ticket.

In a city of the too near future, a city designated for desolation, aggression, and political instability, Miguel Galvan (Hugo Soto) is shot accidentally during a demonstration. This time and space provides a back drop to an intriguing sequence of events where three characters try desperately to survive: the wounded Miguel, an antagonistic policeman (Juan Leyrado), and a foolish vigilante smartly acted by cult rock star Charly Garcia of Sui Generis and Serú Girán fame, who also composed the film's score.

In 1977, the famous Argentine cartoonist Héctor Germán Oesterheld, author of El Eternauta, was kidnapped by the military dictatorship. While being transported through a dusty road somewhere in the province of Buenos Aires, one of his captors and companion reads one of his own adventures.