Swim Alone

The narrative centers around Martín, a 17-year-old who feels alienated from his surroundings, including home, school, and his rock band. In search of belonging and happiness, he travels to Mar de Plata to visit his older brother.

Acuña's direction allows for a contemplative look at Martín's feelings of confusion and discomfort. The film's runtime is 102 minutes, providing ample time to delve into the emotional landscape of its main character. With a cast featuring Nicolás Mateo, Tomás Fonzi, and Antonella Costa, the performances contribute to the film's genuine atmosphere.

As an Argentine drama, Swim Alone captures the struggles of adolescence in a distinct setting, making it an interesting piece for collectors focused on international cinema or thematic explorations of youth.