Tomas Larrinaga

A group of friends in a desperate situation is rescued by members of a strange cult that worships "The Eternal". They live locked up and isolated from the outside world. It's all very strange in there, but the truth is darker and more diabolical than it seems.

Different worlds intersect in this surreal mystery story where we never really know what is a dream and what is not.

A short story of a drifter brother and prostitute sister.

"The Subterraneans" shows us what the largest independent cultural event of recent years is, how it came about, and how it's organized: the Independent and Alternative Book Fair (F.L.I.A.). Self-managed, always open, free, and accessible to all, the F.L.I.A. is a channel for free expression that continues to grow and expand throughout Argentina and the world. Narrated by its protagonists and accompanied by a dynamic cascade of images, Tomás Larrinaga ("El Gauchito Gil, La Sangre Inocente") captures the essence of this phenomenon.

Four friends open MISHIGATA, their own craft brewery. Not knowing that the traditional brewery of the KRAUSE family has existed on the same block for decades. Who makes the best beer in the neighborhood?

After discovering their deceased father's secret, Two families become entangled in all kinds of conflicts. Fights, lies, love, and friendship intertwine in this atypical screwball comedy.

The end of things is a short film that, in the face of confinement, leisure, anxiety, and uncertainty; reflect on the use of time and imagination.

A group of young people become aware that something strange is happening in their lives. The walls of reality in which they live are collapsing and little by little a dystopian world is unveiled.