Matías Medici

Mía finds a pendant with an ancient symbol while rummaging through her recently deceased grandmother's belongings. That same night she is tormented by a nightmare in which she finds herself in the middle of a forest clearing. Her friends decide to go to Mía's grandmother's field to clear up for the weekend. One by one her friends mysteriously disappear and Mia ends up in the same clearing as her nightmares, where a strange secret is revealed to her.

"La Carnada" is a documentary that, within the context of the "Frightful Possibility," expresses the everyday life of what happens in rural areas of the Argentine Republic. As in all countries around the world, the supply of sheep, beef, pork, goat, and horse meat is essential for human nutrition, but... are we capable of imagining that meat made into life? That life made into flesh?

Flor, Marce, Gina and María make up Danza Combate, a group of feminist women who campaign through dance in social marches. After publishing a photo of herself with exposed breasts and raised fists, it goes viral and sparks a fight on the networks.

Milton Douglas writes a story where he is the protagonist. His character finds pages throughout the day, which narrate events that will inevitably happen to him, culminating in his murder. Milton Douglas also dies without knowing he is a character in a story.

One stormy night, a writer, while working, finds a sunflower. He picks it up and relives the birth of his son, connecting with his true reality, where he is elderly and suffers from Alzheimer's. His son comforts him, and the two connect for a few moments.

The Transfiguration of Light is a documentary that intertwines memory, poetry, and visual experimentation to reconstruct the legacy of the Santa Fe Film Institute, founded by Fernando Birri. Through interviews, archival footage, animations, and his poetry, the short film seeks to reflect on resistance, Santa Fe's film culture, and the collective act.