Ailen Fernandez Tordoya

Set in the early 2000s in Argentina, Augusto lives alone and spends his time watching TV and calling random people on the phone asking for help with his crosswords. His world turns upside down and he falls into a swirl of paranoia when his sister starts calling to talk about their mother.

Mirta and Alicia are two women with very strong personalities who don't get along, but they have to see each other once a year at the birthday party of their only grandson, Ezequiel. Through a card game, they decide that whoever wins will buy the PlayStation 5 to appear as the best grandmother in the eyes of the other. This duel will unleash a multiverse where their arguments always bring them back to the starting point.

Oscar Renou, a 76-year-old citizen of Buenos Aires, updates his memories of his childhood home, and Natalia Kerbabian, the architect and activist behind the project “Ilustro para no ovidar”, draws it. Through this memory exercise, the documentary rescues the identity that is lost with the demolition of emblematic architecture of the City of Buenos Aires.