The phone rings. It's my cousin Matías, imprisoned a year ago for a crime he didn't commit. In every conversation, it's the same thing: being black is synonymous with condemnation and stigmatisation. Between personal files and police records, I embark on an intimate search to unravel the racist foundations of my country.

Hugo, a transhumant llama herder from the Argentine Puna, is forced to abandon his ancestral way of life after the appearance of mining companies in the area of the Lithium Triangle where he lives. The protagonist lives in the antagonistic duality of being a farm worker and a miner at the same time.

Trascending the image installed by the mass media, Argentinian High School Students put their voices to a documentary that reconstructs a decade of organization in defense of public education since 2010.

Grandpa, why did they try to kill you? Documentary that delves into the director's search to learn about the participation that his grandfather had as dean auditor of the FADU during the last civic-military dictatorship and his relationship with the former School of Mechanics of the Navy (ESMA). The film not only investigates within the filmmaker's family, but transcends this individual gaze to understand what was the political project of the student movement that the military saw so necessary to suppress.