Te amo, Antoño

The arrival of a package to the newsroom of a run-down sports magazine triggers an investigation that would indicate that the first World Cup was played in 1926, won by Argentina and for some reason was erased from official history.

A young Brazilian girl travels to Argentina to visit her aunt, but after a misunderstanding and the loss of her belongings, she must kill time until the next morning.

A private detective spends her days in her car following a suspect she hardly ever sees. As she tries to make progress with the case, she reviews her closest ties. The unexpected appearance of Alicia, a neighbor, disrupts the investigation and her personal life.

Manuela's routine is shaken when she is told that the apartment where she lives will be sold. Unable to avoid the change, she must face reality and, for the first time, take responsibility for her own life.

Jorge hustles his way through Buenos Aires' ruthless financial district, making cash and enemies by the minute. Crude, chaotic, and a magnet for disaster, he's burned just about every bridge, including the one to his estranged daughter. But after a near-fatal heart attack, Jorge is hit with an unfamiliar urge: to become a better man. Or at least look like one. Fueled by guilt, nicotine, junk food, and questionable life choices, he sets out to win back his daughter's trust and prove he’s changed – without actually changing too much. Because old habits die hard… and Jorge's aren't even close to dying.

As the day begins, a woman sets out to go about her routine, until she decides to take her children to the cemetery to see zombies. When she returns home, this interruption in her day will leave her with a strange and magical feeling.

Carla wants to prepare a surprise for her friend who is visiting from South Korea.