A woman who suffered a serious incident with a violent tennis player -in other video of herself- now dates a shy, insecure jazz musician from Ramos Mejía, but she feels stronger and more glad with everything.

The daughter of the owner of La Plata’s traditional coffee shop “Confitería Ritz” -who worked at Ojeda, Sarti and Santa Lucía pharmacies and now works at Santa Rosa pharmacy- hates living with other people at her home.

"A person who worked at a service station, obsessed with how his sister writes, with the central provincial areas and with the song Puerto Montt, brings together some people to study together his sister's writings." (Lucía Seles)

Lucas a honorable detective recives a note from Victor, the most wanted serial killer.

The final match of the "tennis trilogy" sharpens the humor to the maximum and unleashes all the dramas -some of them, even beaten to death- between the owner and the employees of the complex, with strange melancholic notes and new characters that join the ordeal in its last station.

The ultimate nonsense of life itself plays with the feelings of the owner and employees of a tennis complex, in an anarchic melodrama out of all norms, including spelling.

The maximum nonsense of life plays with the feelings of the owner and the employees of a tennis complex.

Father Javier lives a fractured existence: on one side, he helps families who've witnessed miracles, and on the other he belongs to a trio of excommunicated priests who hunt the possessed down to exorcise them under their own terms: with Bibles, fire and shotguns.

It’s winter holidays and fourteen-year-old Ana discovers that the metal plate she has in her arm from an accident she suffered as a child is now receiving a strange message in Morse code.