Omar Fanucchi

After an outbreak of rage, an orchestra of ferocious howls intimidates a humble family who must take refuge in their house in the forest. Locked up and in total isolation, they will resist the situation from their own fears, manifesting atypical features.

Part of Historias Breves 9, directed by Judith Battaglia

A film director sets out to find locations for his new film. With that goal in mind, he embarks on a journey to the northwest of Santa Fe, the area where his father filmed his debut 45 years earlier and where he intends to make the one he's currently working on.

A version of El Estatola del Campo's poetic Faust of the Poet (1886) integrates the major trilogy of Argentine gaucho poetry, is proposed here in a faithful version and integral.

Manuel travels to the small fishing village where his recently deceased wife, Paula, spent her childhood. There he meets Rosa, the owner of a restaurant; Héctor, whom he entrusts with rebuilding his wife's dilapidated family home; Toto, a colorful and helpful fisherman who was Paula's schoolmate; and Julia, a young architect who lost her daughter shortly after birth, and with her all hope of happiness.

A boy who lives and works with his grandfather whom he helps put together cardboard finds a magical book that tells stories and turns them into reality. With the characters in his stories, he will share adventures that bring him closer to fulfilling his greatest desire, which is to have a mother.

Negro is a dark film that portrays the light of its protagonist, Ortega, a meatpacking worker who finds in boxing the means to rebel against his boss's subservience. Ortega faces his last fight, the most important one, the one of honor, the one of life.

A German baroness and her ailing husband arrive at a mansion in the middle of the countryside in Argentina in the decade of the 30s.

A portrait of a couple, living in poverty and prostitution. Couple is joined by a second woman, and problems escalates.

An older woman who is caring for her youngest daughter, with physical pain, loneliness, and the support of her hobby of painting.