El Milagro

Inspired by surrealism, a quiet picnic quickly turns into a portrait of being hunted and seeking escape.

One day before getting married, Ulysses meets Penelope again, the great love of his adolescence, discovering that she is now a nun in the monastery where the wedding will be made official. Seeing each other again confuses both of them, discovering that they had not overcome their relationship, to the point of rethinking their most important decisions.

After a long day of work, Clarisa arrives home exhausted, where her little son is waiting for her asleep.

Adriana wakes up peacefully until a message alters her daily life.

Mercedes, a young writer, sits through a meeting with publishers interested in her latest work. As the conversation unfolds, she comes to discover that some wounds from the past cannot be healed simply by writing about them.

A pregnant woman flees a violent past and takes refuge on the coast of Santa Fe, where she struggles to overcome the challenges of nature and existence itself.

One stormy night, a writer, while working, finds a sunflower. He picks it up and relives the birth of his son, connecting with his true reality, where he is elderly and suffers from Alzheimer's. His son comforts him, and the two connect for a few moments.

When his owners leave for work, a dog begins to reflect on the solitude of his home. In a clever interplay between the voiceover and the pet's secret routine, the protagonist's speech reaches depths as dark as they are hilarious.

Facundo works at Diseñex Studios. His routine and disengaging job is jeopardized by his poor performance, which doesn't fit into the company's plans. His boss confronts him with one last test. Completely alienated, Facundo sees a new path and now has to escape.

The short film tells a coastal version of the Pied Piper of Hamelin.

An afternoon in the life of Mara, a young woman who has to look for a job and doesn't know what to do with her life.

Naomi, a young urban artist, fills the streets with color and her message: "Do something positive." Her art becomes an act of resistance against the incomprehension of those who want to silence her.