Mother Tongue

The film follows Ruth, who has been in a relationship with Nora for fourteen years. Despite their long-term commitment, Ruth's mother, Estela, remains unaware of her daughter's sexual orientation until Ruth feels compelled to confess. This revelation leads to Estela's initial shock, followed by her desire to understand Ruth's life, resulting in a series of comedic misunderstandings.

As Estela immerses herself in the L-World, she explores lesbian culture, attempting to connect with her daughter on a deeper level. The film cleverly portrays the tension and humor that arise from the generational gap and the challenges of coming out to family. With its sharp wit and relatable scenarios, Mother Tongue offers a fresh take on the complexities of parent-child relationships, making it a notable entry in contemporary Argentine cinema.