Loana Pagani

On the eve of their separation, Juana and Gabriel attend an exclusive restaurant. Gabriel's concern about an event from the past triggers a morbid game between them that escalates to involving the chef who serves them.

Iván Haidar is a performance artist who investigates his own daily behaviors and brings them to the stage. His desire for experimentation is contagious to the crew, which seeks to portray the artist in the virtuality imposed by the pandemic.

Two strangers cross paths several times before meeting at a party. There, music allows them to dance and their movements travel to their previous encounters. A subtle play that remains unnoticed in everyday life emerges.

It’s the year 2005 and Ramiro, an exemplary student, meets Matias at a school night party. Encouraged by his rebelliousness, he experiences transgression for the first time, beginning what seems to be the start of something more than a friendship.

In a search for giving new meaning to the past and understanding her present, the director tries to establish a dialogue between her parents -which has been non-existent for years- through letters and family archive material prior to her birth.

On the eve of their separation, Juana and Gabriel attend an exclusive restaurant. Gabriel's concern about an event from the past triggers a morbid game between them that escalates to involving the chef who serves them.

Iván Haidar is a performance artist who investigates his own daily behaviors and brings them to the stage. His desire for experimentation is contagious to the crew, which seeks to portray the artist in the virtuality imposed by the pandemic.

Two strangers cross paths several times before meeting at a party. There, music allows them to dance and their movements travel to their previous encounters. A subtle play that remains unnoticed in everyday life emerges.

Two strangers cross paths several times before meeting at a party. There, music allows them to dance and their movements travel to their previous encounters. A subtle play that remains unnoticed in everyday life emerges.

It’s the year 2005 and Ramiro, an exemplary student, meets Matias at a school night party. Encouraged by his rebelliousness, he experiences transgression for the first time, beginning what seems to be the start of something more than a friendship.

In a search for giving new meaning to the past and understanding her present, the director tries to establish a dialogue between her parents -which has been non-existent for years- through letters and family archive material prior to her birth.