Most People Die on Sundays

The film tells the story of David, a young middle-class Jewish boy who is overweight, homosexual, and afraid of flying. He returns to Buenos Aires following the death of his uncle. During this emotionally charged time, David discovers that his mother has made the difficult decision to disconnect his father from life support.

With a runtime of 75 minutes, Most People Die on Sundays delves into themes of identity, loss, and family dynamics. It features a talented cast, including director Iair Said, and actors Rita Cortese, Juliana Gattas, Antonia Zegers, and Francisco Bereny. This film may resonate with those interested in contemporary dramas that tackle sensitive subjects within a familial context.