Julieta Zylberberg

After forming an alliance with a spontaneous fellow mom, lonely mother Liz gets sucked into a world of stolen cars, unstable sisters, and paranoia.

Ari, who has built a successful career in New York, thinks he has left his past behind. But his distant father Usher, who runs a Jewish aid foundation in the close-knit Jewish neighborhood of Buenos Aires, summons him home. What ensues is a comedy of errors, of missed and found people and connections, and a rumination on the extent to which we can ever really leave our past behind.

Amid political turmoil in 1980s Chile, a lonely former sex worker engages in a risky clandestine operation after falling in love with a guerrilla.

When a woman is admitted by her daughters to a psychiatric clinic for her carefree ways, an expert must judge if she is ill or simply wants to enjoy life.

Made up of six stories, it is an entertaining and jaw-dropping film about people crossing the line into madness when faced with perceived injustice.

"The Red Star" is a mockumentary following Laila Salama, a mysterious woman who may have contributed to the 1960 kidnapping of Adolf Eichmann in Buenos Aires. The film's director, Gabriel Lichtmann, covers her story through a series of interviews with a cast of pintoresque characters. Putting together the pieces, Gabriel discovers a secret hidden for decades from the annals of history.