Josefina Chinni

Clavo is a romantic daydreamer of a boy. Polilla is a fierce and beautiful girl. They both wake up in a strange world with a terrible thirst; a world where trees have faces, and where unique and fearful creatures roam. Above all things, and nevertheless, there are no sources of food to be found. Therefore, Clavo and Polilla must come up with a plan in order to survive.

Vorágine portrays the lives of a group of young dancers over a year and a half in post-pandemic Buenos Aires. Through rehearsals, conversations, breaks in the dressing rooms, and encounters around the city, the film captures the emotional and physical intensity of artistic labor. Set within the everyday rhythm of creation, between passion and exhaustion, between staying and leaving, Vorágine is an intimate document about the essence of youth.

After six years, Gala & Kiwi reunite for a special night, dancing, acting, and sharing stories of their sexual affairs. The narrative unfolds like a play, where the discomfort of pretending everything is fine hides a subtle violence.

A photographer captures a possible love story between two strangers during a night in the city of Buenos Aires.

One night strange things begin to happen in the house; the water and the dampness start taking control and invading the place which forces Napo to face an invisible enemy and his own inner fears.

One lonely winter weekend, Francisco receives the unexpected visit of Eugenia, a girl much older than him.

Three little sisters experience bewilderment due to their mother's sudden lack of attention, caused by the arrival of a new family member.

After an unannounced absence of the costume designer from a play, ego games, love stories and parental encounters and disagreements will be unleashed among the actors, director, and spectators who attended the ceremony.