Chile's Natalia Valdebenito hits Santiago's Teatro Caupolicán with a one-woman show steeped in irony, a dash of improv and her own personal style.

Gustavo Ortíz is a university student from a comfortable, middle class family who is forced to spend his summer vacation cleaning pools when his parents are struck down with financial problems. Ever the optimist, Gustavo soon realizes that his new job provides the perfect excuse to get closer to the girl of his dreams - his neighbor and former classmate, Nicole Ivanov.

Three friends seek a more entertaining and fiery sex-life with their partners.

A Chilean comedian fuses activism with irreverence for a stand-up set filled with jokes about misogyny, reproductive rights and respecting women.

After Chilean writer María Carolina Geel murders her lover, the case captivates shy legal secretary Mercedes, sparking a connection between the two women.

What began as a recording of comedian Natalia Valdebenito's last FEA show, in the hands of Valentina Saraos, ends up being a mini-documentary about the comedian's intimacy and vulnerability in the creative process of a work that is much more than just another comedy show. An intimate and personal story that lays bare the soul of a comedian we think we know, but whom you have surely never seen from this perspective before. The perfect excuse to talk about mental health, tragedy, time, and comedy.