Juan José Stagnaro

There are very few icons in Argentine culture capable of appealing to both popular and elitist tastes. Leonardo Favio was undoubtedly one of them. An unseasonable Peronist attached to the liturgy of his land, the director, born in the province of Mendoza, was and artist at every craft. a Renassaince man, but above all, a filmmaker. This is how "Favio: Chronicle of a Director" recaptures him, as a man of film who fed from radio, acting, music and painting in order to build up the handful of rhapsodies with which he adorned argentinean cinematography

Micaela loves the nature that surrounds her, playing games and going on adventures with her friends. Then one day she learns of an evil plot to change the forest's colors to black and gray.

Micaela loves the nature that surrounds her, playing games and going on adventures with her friends. Then one day she learns of an evil plot to change the forest's colors to black and gray.

After seven years in jail, a woman is released and has to re-enter society.

Nazareno Cruz is the seventh son of a couple living in a high mountain village. According to a myth, a seventh son will become a wolf on nights of the full moon but this doesn't occur to him. When he's older, he meets the Devil, who offers him the wealth of the world if he turns his back on his newfound love, but if he refuses, he'll become a wolf.

During his last night as a bachelor, a man imagines what would happen if he ran away and avoided marriage, or if he were able to avoid conventions and have a sincere relationship with his girlfriend. Adaptation of the homonymous short story by Roberto Arlt.

Short documentary about "life" in Buenos Aires' Borda Hospital.