Diego Arandojo

Life and work of the Argentine cartoonist Enrique "Quique Alcatena". An in-depth look at this creator of fantastic worlds and beings, with the testimonial contribution of co-workers, friends and family.

Life and work of Carlos Garaycochea, one of the great Argentine comedians and capocomics. A life to make people laugh.

There is probably no Argentine historical figure that has aroused more controversy and debate than Juan Manuel de Rosas. We analyze how, over the years, his figure was recovered and became a political symbol of many nationalist sectors.

During the 1960s there was a group of writers in Buenos Aires who, influenced by the North American Beatnik movement, called themselves Opium. Anarchists, rebels with a cause, populated Buenos Aires nights in bars like El Moderno, promoting a different movement for a different time. This film addresses not only Opium, but the sixties itself, and its collateral protagonists.

One hundred years after Marco Denevi's birth, there are many questions about his life and work: why has he been forgotten or relegated to school bibliography?

The main economic, political, social and cultural processes of Argentina, from its beginnings to its most recent history. Through animated illustrations, historical archive and emblematic photographs from different eras, we approach different moments that have been key in the development of the country and that propose a starting point for debate and reflection.