How silly are to grow up

The film follows Marcos, an existentially bored university lecturer, who returns to his hometown for research only to uncover political corruption linked to the lab's owners. As he reconnects with old friends, including Raul, now a priest, the narrative shifts between their schooldays in the politically charged 1970s and their present lives.

With a focus on character performances, the film highlights Marcos's disillusionment and the impact of Argentina's political history on personal lives. The budget constraints are evident in the technical aspects, but the story remains engaging through its exploration of personal and societal challenges.