Imanol Sánchez

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Silvina is a teacher about to retire who, following the arrival of the coronavirus, must confront a new way of teaching in a digital universe of which she is no longer a part.

Emma is a short series in the police drama genre.

On January 10, 1973, the most intense tornado in South American history struck the city of San Justo. While residents were taking a siesta in the intense heat, an F5 tornado on the Fujita scale devastated the town's main avenue. Forty-six years later, four women who witnessed it share their stories: Miryam lost her mother-in-law, Liliana was trapped by debris, her sister Marta was trapped by a wardrobe, both lost their parents and were orphaned, and the Chazarreta family lost a 3-year-old daughter. The result: 50 dead and more than 500 injured. However, the worst came later: dark remnants of the tornado that make them fear any storm that may unleash in San Justo, a city that lost so much and is still trying to recover. For many, the tornado never left San Justo.

No synopsis available yet.

Silvina is a teacher about to retire who, following the arrival of the coronavirus, must confront a new way of teaching in a digital universe of which she is no longer a part.

Silvina is a teacher about to retire who, following the arrival of the coronavirus, must confront a new way of teaching in a digital universe of which she is no longer a part.

Silvina is a teacher about to retire who, following the arrival of the coronavirus, must confront a new way of teaching in a digital universe of which she is no longer a part.

Emma is a short series in the police drama genre.

Emma is a short series in the police drama genre.

On January 10, 1973, the most intense tornado in South American history struck the city of San Justo. While residents were taking a siesta in the intense heat, an F5 tornado on the Fujita scale devastated the town's main avenue. Forty-six years later, four women who witnessed it share their stories: Miryam lost her mother-in-law, Liliana was trapped by debris, her sister Marta was trapped by a wardrobe, both lost their parents and were orphaned, and the Chazarreta family lost a 3-year-old daughter. The result: 50 dead and more than 500 injured. However, the worst came later: dark remnants of the tornado that make them fear any storm that may unleash in San Justo, a city that lost so much and is still trying to recover. For many, the tornado never left San Justo.