Masa Latina

Juana is part of a very special family; they have the gift of transforming into animals, but she doesn't know it. Which he will discover the day his mother transforms into a parrot, having three days to recover her human form or, otherwise, she will remain a parrot forever.

His mother has left and Gonzalo doesn't know why. How he is taking care of his little infant sister all alone, though he himself is barely ten years old. Neighbours help and try to figure out what should be done with the two children. Like old Felipe with his pub, the veterinarian Julio and his wife, or kind Lorena, who's stranded in the town. And gradually Gonzalo finds out what is really going on.

Marita is a trans-sexual woman from a small town in Entre Rios, Argentina who lives a solitary life in a world that sees trans-sexuality as a misunderstood phenomenon instead of an identity choice.

Marcelo Vergara is a man without emotions; antisocial and arrogant, someone who still alternates between her adolescence -bohemian, rocker and anarchic- and her current self. Now approaching her 40th birthday, Vergara has a dream. A wish that he can't seem to get out of his scattered mind: to be a father.

An Argentine woman and two Venezuelans climb Uritorco Hill in search of an electronic music party. On the way up, one of them gets lost. The days pass alongside a crafts vendor turned hippie, an elderly woman leaving an offering at the summit, a group of esotericists celebrating a nudist ritual, and among them all, an ET disguised as a human, voyeuristically recording these moments. Finally, signs of their lost friend bring them back to a reality where the party has not stopped beating behind their eyes.

Juana and Carmela, two pregnant women, go out for help from the peripheral neighborhood where they live to hospitals in two cities on the border between Argentina and Brazil.