Natalia D'Alena

A musician decides to return to his hometown in the Pampas plains of Argentina to recover a guitar that belonged to his deceased mother, but in order to get it he will have to reconnect with his father, with whom he has been estranged for years.

Marcela and her brother Claudio travel to the old family home in Villa Carlos Paz, with a project to turn it into a boutique hotel. Marcela is a prestigious architect, who returns to the country after separating from her American husband. Claudio, actor and bohemian, seeks inspiration to write a work that will finally take him out of anonymity. While the brothers wait for the investors to arrive, they notice that in their absence, the old landlord Ramón - who raised them since they were children - has taken over the house and rents it out for different activities. From this crossroads, The Landlord delves into the ties, frustrations and the need to make peace with the past.

In a post-apocalyptic future, mankind is color blind. A brilliant scientist suddenly dies, leaving his precious briefcase-filled with a highly-addictive synthetic drug that allows people to see colors again-to Ana, a mere 12-year-old girl. Possession of the briefcase makes her the target of a doctor with wicked plans for the drug, and her only hope to escape his pursuit relies on the aid of the dead scientist's two devoted bodyguards. Together, their epic, perilous journey pivots on a tremendous secret: Ana herself could be the key to salvaging a world in ruins.

After many years, Julia returns to her childhood home, where as a child she was sexually abused by her recently deceased father. But inhabiting that place again will force her to face her ghosts and darkest memories.

Baraja feels like a useless and tired survivor. Political and social disappointment, long reclusive hours and dejection bring an omnipresent violence in a man that doesn't believe in anything or anyone anymore and fights as much against everybody as he does against himself.

Matias is a young man living his dream as unattainable. Nicholas, his best friend, will confront the social environment that undermines their aspirations.

"Black Birds" is a television police series created by Jesica Aran. It tells the story of fiscal Javier Rojas, who on December 31, 1999, on a rainy morning in Rosario, is called to investigate the murder of José Duarte, happened in the hotel "Ambassador". With the help of a young colleague, Rojas interrogates hotel guests looking to solve the crime finding the murderer at the same time it tries to resolve personal issues.