During the Rosariazo of 1969, two young people, a university activist and theater student and a freelance photographer and cameraman for a TV channel, fall in love.

Harry, an American actor, travels to Rosario, Argentina in search of some iconic filmmaker. Harry hopes to be directed by the filmmaker's latest independent film. The director is nowhere to be found. This leads to mistaken identities, mixed up situations, characters and misunderstandings, leading Harry into a Kafkaesque, no-win situation as he gets lost in Rosario.

A romantic comedy in a romantic comedy about love and how to build it. He is romantic, shy. She is realistic, energetic. After twists and turns, together they go home. While those credits are shown, he and she, 5 years later, end up watching the movie. They both met during the filming of a movie he directed. Currently, they are a stable couple, but going through a crisis.

Argentina 1939. As the World Chess Championship is taking place, breaking news shocks the participants: Germany has invaded Poland and World War II has erupted. The impact of this news on one particular player is dramatic.

A story in search of a way out, a desired escape, of repetitions and symmetries, of the same paths that come and go but never cross, like cable cars...

Ariel, a transmedia screenwriter, returns from Spain to Rosario, his hometown, to investigate the strange case of dog suicides in a park by the river. Upon his return, he reconnects with his past, where he encounters, among others, Laura, the woman he loved, and José María, his best friend and Laura's husband. These will be intense days, filled with contradictions, misunderstandings, and tensions that will push everyone to the brink of irrationality.

A prosecutor returns to his hometown to try and solve a series of homicides connected to his past.

A Spaniard in Argentina becomes aware of his approaching death while staying at a hospital, so he decides to run away from Buenos Aires and start a trip up North, heading nowhere in particular.