Nahuel Durán

Julia, a young playwright, spends the night awake trying to finish her work. Through dance, she begins a personal search, inhabiting and interpreting the characters she is writing about. In this cathartic dynamic, it is the characters themselves who challenge her to confront what prevents her from finishing her work.

After betraying her sister, Olivia flees without direction and begins to fade away. What once felt like liberation turns into a nightmare: disappearing is no longer a choice. On a journey between the real and the ethereal, she meets Clara, who confronts her with a final decision: return and face the consequences, or be lost forever.

Three women tell their stories, related to each other by the issue of baby trafficking in Argentina. Together, they delve deeper into what it means to live with a missing piece of their identity. In the face of loneliness and uncertainty, the three of them share the need to function as a support network for people who have gone through the same thing.

In a house in the quiet neighborhood of Parque Chas, stories from the past and present converge. Its current owner shares the strange events she has experienced within her home. Edna, a victim of appropriation, narrates her close connection to the house and how it relates to a clandestine network of doctors and midwives that operated during the 1970s in the heart of Buenos Aires.