Last Night

Buenos Aires, 2019. Lucrecia, who jobs as a museum security guard, foresees a sharp rise in the dollar’s value with her pendulum and falls in love with a currency exchange house employee.

Juan meets Juan and they both have their hearts broken. A heart that’s a box of assorted chocolates where the other sticks his hand without really knowing what he’s going to get.

Informed by ruminations on sexuality, the societal norms we adhere to and powerful themes from the unique writing of magic realist author Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Mist (Bruma) sees a couple’s wedding day shattered by a vengeance born of jealousy and loss.

In a quiet and ominous city, Kaplan and Wenceslao, former fellow activists, meet again after several years. An unfinished past returns in fragments. While one trusts in democracy, the other plans a shortcut to shake up the power from within.

On a night full of familiar and unfamiliar faces, parties and paranoia, Lucas walks the streets of Buenos Aires as usual, devoted to his noble task of ensuring the enjoyment of others, while dealing with his mind about to overflow.