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América Scarfó starred one of the most passionate love stories in Argentina with Severino Di Giovanni, the lead anarchist figure and the most wanted man across the country. The relationship developed under clandestine meetings and love letters.

A documentary about the people of Cape Polonio, a vacation resort, and what these people do once the tourist season ends.

Fedra Abrahan is 40 years old and has been traveling to Peru for seven years to connect and learn about the ancestral wisdom of the healers of the peoples of the region. This trip is different, his father has just passed away and he decides to go through the mourning in the Amazon jungle and in the Peruvian mountains, performing various rituals of healing, cleansing and purification with master plant ceremonies, fasts and vision seeking. The process is tough, but she is willing to become a Medicine Woman.

Documentary that portrays the life of Delmira Agustini, Uruguayan poet from the late 19th century who challenged the social conventions of her time by writing erotic poetry. Her work gave voice to female sexual desire in a conservative society. Her life ended tragically when she was murdered by her ex-husband in 1914.

Juana Rouco Buela had a dream at the beginning of the 20th century: to liberate women from an economic system and a patriarchal authority to which they were subjected. She found in anarchism the space for her struggle. Thus, she laid the foundation for women's rights today.

Virginia Bolten led a life far ahead of her time: she was one of the leading anarchists who manifested the claims of women in the late nineteenth century in Argentina and throughout the world.

Victoria Ocampo was born into the Argentine oligarchy at the end of the 19th century, but her privileges did not exempt her from living in a patriarchal society. Thusly, she knew how to disengage in the stereotypes of her time.

A documentary that recreates the surrealist and dreamlike universe of Marosa di Giorgio, a 20th-century Uruguayan poet who lived in Salto and was a disruptive figure in her time by addressing eroticism, desires, and fantasies in her work, always remaining on the margins of conventional society.