Historias Breves II: Trece Segundos

The film presents a unique narrative that contemplates what runs through a person's mind thirteen seconds before death. Set in a town from the year 40, it features various characters engaged in everyday actions that lead to a moment of existential reflection.

In a striking scene, two men lie in the street—one dead and the other feigning death. This juxtaposition invites viewers to consider the blurred lines between reality and the delusions of the mind. The film's exploration of these themes makes it a noteworthy study in dramatic storytelling.

Produced by INCAA and Escuela Provincial de Cine y TV de Rosario, the film showcases the talents of Carlos Resta and Fernando Birri, who contribute to its compelling narrative. Collectors of drama and international cinema may find this film an interesting addition to their collection.