Verónica Rossi

How does a man, raised between Islam and Marxism, survive exile while a revolution led by women unfolds in his land?

Part of Historias Breves 9, directed by Judith Battaglia

Ariel, a transmedia screenwriter, returns from Spain to Rosario, his hometown, to investigate the strange case of dog suicides in a park by the river. Upon his return, he reconnects with his past, where he encounters, among others, Laura, the woman he loved, and José María, his best friend and Laura's husband. These will be intense days, filled with contradictions, misunderstandings, and tensions that will push everyone to the brink of irrationality.

Maricel must meet someone special but a misunderstanding complicates the meeting.

"You can't kill youth." Mariano grows up wrapped in this phrase, as the most substantial legacy he receives from his aunt and uncle. Eight years after Aunt Hilda's death, he returns to the house to empty it. Memories and ghosts vie with him for the memory of a country in the face of the destruction of time.

On December 30, 1999, seven friends (plus a surprise guest) meet for a barbecue on the terrace of Tito, the host. The meeting continues until the early hours of the last day of the end of the millennium.