April, Green, Yellow

A group of friendly characters get tangled in the streets of Buenos Aires between jobs, infidelities, plays, books and musical instruments. A young director takes refuge in movie theaters and declares a sudden muteness. Despite his own and other people's pressures, he refuses to direct a script that he hates. In the end, he makes an unexpected decision.

A boy tells a movie to a girl. With his exaggerated, absurd and at times incomplete narration, the boy creates a film that will finally take its own autonomy.

Five strangers have the same dream: a room, a tree, a dance, a secret meeting, and a snake.

A young man worries about his possible death; a girl plays with leftover Christmas fireworks; another young man tries to film a short film and is met with the honest rejection of his friends; a girl finds fleeting moments to read and a pianist tirelessly prepares a piece of music, oblivious to the world that is still spinning outside. A day and a night: enough time for countless events to unfold, here are some of them. What we see is a daily dispersion, a collection of situations and characters that meet and separate.