Prófugos

In the dead of winter, a man flees Buenos Aires to seek refuge in a pristine corner of Patagonia, hoping to reunite with his father, whom he hasn't seen since adolescence. However, the brief encounter with the man who raised him, from whom an unbridgeable chasm now separates him, plunges him into a bitter sense of displacement in a spectral coastal settlement, inhabited by other fugitives like himself, where he succumbs to a "dormant, sleepwalking surrender to the endless cycle of empty days." An extraordinary, bitter, and profoundly evocative tale about the ravages of repression and social and individual traumas.