Daniel Viterman Ludueña

Koshe Plostenko, a mafia man, is in charge of an underground fight club. In the name of his business, he proposes to kidnap the professional fighters of 100% Lucha so that they fight in his club.

Joaquín has just turned 40, he has a ringing in his ears and he knows little about himself. His emotional and work life have no direction. His girlfriend is 20 years younger. When he meets Maria again, he falls in love. The idea of leaving his girlfriend, his job, and recovering his apartment is the beginning of a new life... But order always must become from the inside.

Raúl González Tuñón was a social and political poet whose life and work are framed by diverse moments and characters that converge in a unique and interesting story: from a remote village in La Rioja to Paris, or from the Paraguayan Chaco War to Franco's Spain, exile, oblivion, passing through Neruda and García Lorca, all of these are vestiges of a fascinating life, full of travels and anecdotes that had never been filmed before. This testimonial documentary not only recounts the life and work of Raúl González Tuñón, but also describes the poet from his direct relationship with the world.