Las Estrellas

Free adaptation of Horacio Quiroga's story "Drifting"

A version of El Estatola del Campo's poetic Faust of the Poet (1886) integrates the major trilogy of Argentine gaucho poetry, is proposed here in a faithful version and integral.

Julieta is a violinist, a student of a teacher who teaches her in an old theater in Santa Fe, where she found an old violin enchanted.

After seven years, Laura returns to her hometown due to the death of her father. As the days pass, his death becomes uncertain. She also discovers betrayals and hidden truths that force her to leave.

After his death, Mom tries to make her son Juan notice her presence by accompanying him and trying to calm his crying. One night, the angel Franciscoarrives and tells Mom that they must go to heaven. On the moon, Francisco gives a last gift to Mom and her son.

A bankrupt artist executes his last work.

The life and thought of Uruguayan educator Jesualdo Sosa, author of "Life of a Teacher," which chronicles the events of a single school year in a humble rural school in the 1930s.

It tells the life and work of a rebel priest in a town called Felicia, Santa Fe. He manages to build a church and a school in which he buries a letter intended for the generations of the year 2000. His constant conflict with the Santa Fe curia leads to his exile during the military coup.

A man is attacked inside his house, during a stormy night. A power outage occurs and the man murders the intruder. She tells her daughter what happened, while she waits for the police. His daughter makes a tragic decision.

Second feature film from the Higher Institute of Cinema and Audiovisual Arts (ISCAA).