Lucas Rabinovich

We follow the perspective of Lila, a girl affected by the loss of a very important relationship in her life. After trying to get Federico's attention, she realizes she's the only one still suffering. Talking with her friends, they tell her about a pill that can make her forget him. After getting the pill, Lila, alone in her room, begins the decision-making process: whether or not to take it, while we see flashbacks of what this relationship meant to her. Her decision remains uncertain.

Federica and Bautista are navigating the early months of a relationship. One summer night at a party, the couple pretend to be strangers. Amidst questions and confessions, what began as a simple diversion reveals just how little they truly know about each other.

After living through the same moment in time countless times—and finding herself in a period of personal uncertainty—Morena must rescue her father from enemies who are strangers to her home.

One friend tells a story to another, but making mistakes. At the same time, their story is being told by other two friends.

Strange things happen in a garden when a boy goes to sleep.

A girl makes a stop to take pictures of the street, leaving her backpack on the ground. When she turns around, her backpack has been stolen.

As his vision begins to fail, an aging barber finds himself at the mercy of a system driven by efficiency, where a single mistake is enough to be discarded.

Mía, a recently heartbroken film student, falls in love with her new classmate, Mateo. As the bond becomes obsessive, her stability crumbles and the boundaries between reality and fiction begin to blur.