Laura Agorreca

Under the cloud of a military dictatorship, a young mother and her daughter flee Buenos Aires for the seclusion of a ramshackle cottage along the windy dunes of an Argentine beach. As her mother listens for news from the radio with sad stoicism, restlessly curious seven-year-old Cecilia joins a nearby school overseen by a kindly teacher. A childhood idyll, however, soon becomes contaminated by the general political crisis, as the teacher recruits the class for a patriotic essay contest sponsored by the army‹the very people that may have already disappeared Cecilia's father‹in this superbly acted and engrossingly atmospheric drama about innocence in illicit times.

The lives of Ana and her young son Mateo are somewhat monotonous until the day that Juan comes over to visit them, after years of absence. The reunion triggers memories and secrets from the past that Ana will have to face in order to find her long lost peace of mind.

A sexy, romantic, and uncomfortably chilling tale of love and deception from first time director Marcelo Briem Stamm. Two men meet in a chat room and when they eventually meet in person the sexual sparks ignite. While sex is satisfying and frequent, their shared problems with intimacy, trust and the fear of being hurt make them both hesitant to commit fully. As their relationship develops, both reveal secrets from their past but these revelations may be real, imagined, or outright lies.