Como Todo El Resto

Lenny Goldman is an awkward and lonely college student who gets carried away by the inertia of his surroundings. The idle time of summer threatens to exacerbate his vocational crisis.

On October 13, 1972, Uruguayan Air Force Flight 571, chartered to take a rugby team to Chile, crashes into a glacier in the heart of the Andes.

A pair of ex-lovers argues in bed about their past relationship. They reminisce as each image from their memory comes alive as if it was happening right there. A conversation, banal in its nature, with hints of a video-essay and meta-cinema, ends up exploring the different ways in which we can recall love.

Henry and Román discover they are two supporting characters in the story of Flore where they are her sisters’ “boyfriends.” Both of them return to the story again and again in order to boycott it and, at least once, get to be the protagonists.

A couple rehearses their argument.

During a group therapy, an array of people struggle to stop pleasing others. What begins as a support session turns into a mess of absurd offers.

Renata skips school to look for Max, her older sister’s recent ex-boyfriend. They share a farewell lunch, but only at the end does she realize she will never see him again.

Pabli is caught between fiction and reality. Interrupted by different characters, he tries to justify his desires as childhood memories, mother-son fantasies, love and fear of death emerge in a cinema open to the public.

Jobless and living with her ex-boyfriend, Catalina lives her life one step at a time.

Tomi is a streaming celebrity... and also a secret spy. When a mission fails and his double life collapses, he tries to leave espionage behind and focus on his public career, but the President recruits him for one last mission. Tomi must discover who he really is: the star everyone loves or the secret agent capable of saving the country?