Miguel Habud

The Night of the Pencils was a series of kidnappings and forced disappearances, followed by the torture, rape, and murder of a number of young students during the last Argentine dictatorship (known as the National Reorganization Process). The kidnappings took place over the course of several days beginning on September 16, 1976.

A story that recalls the great era of Argentine cinema of the 40s and 50s and the famous San Miguel Studios, where great figures of national and foreign cinema worked. The sad episode of the demolition of studios is passing in front of the memory of a film director, who with great nostalgia relives moments that are impossible to forget.

Buenos Aires is invaded by the living-dead.

Argentina, December 2001. Víctor Aranda is the accountant of a financier. His ex-wife is chasing him for an increase in his monthly support fee. His current partner doesn't see any future in their relationship and is willing to abandon him for a scholarship that was granted in Paris. He doesn't see any way to escape his fate, until the owner of the financier tells him that he will make a big scam and he will run away with all the money.

Gonzalo Romero, a young Argentine lawyer, struggles to find his place in a world ruled by pessimism. When his father and brother are assaulted by the nephew of a senator, he sets out on a long journey to bring the aggressor to trial.

This time, the "exterminators" must confront a secret organization conducting a diabolical experiment: transforming a fighter into an indestructible man through a series of bionic implants. To investigate their scheme, Colonel Morris assigns Guillermo and Héctor Echavarria, but they are joined by Nico, an orphaned boy eager to become part of the Eagle Command.

Pancurulo is a lovable and unorthodox high school music teacher who accompanies his students to a camp. Two escapees will arrive at that place looking for a hidden treasure.

It deals with the search for a young Argentinian's lost identity during the last military dictatorship, where they organized themselves through dark and unsuspected means to carry out the most atrocious crimes against humanity suffered in this country.