Victoria Bonora

Three young men must hide a corpse in the rural area of the Buenos Aires province. After finding out, mid journey, that the body wasn't fully dead, they decide to kill him off and go to the house of one of their uncles to bury it without him noticing

After a long working day, Dolores and Amadeo decide to play a round of billiards. The atmosphere turns pleasant and emotions from the past resurface. At this point Amadeo tries to make a move but is rejected by Dolores, who sees him off and goes to sleep. Little does she know that she is about to go through a decisive night during which her life will be at stake.

It chronicles the lives of 20 Spanish-speaking women from various countries, tracing the permissions they had to ask for—simply "because they were WOMEN"—and the milestones they have achieved. Spanning a century of history, the women range in age from 8 to 95; they talk about everything and dream of even more.

A young woman wanders through Buenos Aires, going on dates with several men. If she could hear, she might be interested in them. None of them can tell she's deaf. She isn't planning on seeing them again.

A young woman wanders through Buenos Aires, going on dates with several men. If she could hear, she might be interested in them. None of them can tell she's deaf. She isn't planning on seeing them again.