Milo González

A pregnant woman flees a violent past and takes refuge on the coast of Santa Fe, where she struggles to overcome the challenges of nature and existence itself.

Juan, a wandering gaucho, decides he wants to recover everything he's lost. Upon returning to his former home, he challenges the man who had won his ranch in a game of truco to a rematch.

Antonia and Genaro, two young people who meet in a Santa Fe neighborhood movie theater in 1978, share movies every week until she is kidnapped by the military band that devastates the country. Forty years later, Genaro returns to the cinema.

Facundo works at Diseñex Studios. His routine and disengaging job is jeopardized by his poor performance, which doesn't fit into the company's plans. His boss confronts him with one last test. Completely alienated, Facundo sees a new path and now has to escape.

Even the noblest intentions succumb to human nature.

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.

Under the influence of a drug, Lara is forced to experience a party on a loop.

A night in which the lines between reality and dreams blur. Old memories come alive as time slips away.

A group of friends enters an abandoned house, not knowing what will happen when they find an altar.

Forensic anthropologists use laser technology to search for clandestine graves of the dictatorship in the scrubland. Valeria, the daughter of disappeared people, coordinates the search. Otilia, Mother of Plaza de Mayo, awaits news of the past.

An afternoon in the life of Mara, a young woman who has to look for a job and doesn't know what to do with her life.

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.

Mariana, 15, escapes the violence of her home in Santa Fe. She embarks on a search for her biological father and takes refuge in an orphanage where she finds affection from a distant relative. On his journey through the interior of the province, he discovers its inner strength.