The Cloud

Set against the backdrop of 1600 days of rain in Buenos Aires, The Cloud presents a unique narrative where traffic and pedestrians move in reverse. The film centers on Max, an aging actor portrayed by Eduardo Pavlovsky, who manages the Mirror Theater located in a former fish market. As he grapples with the threat of demolition due to funding issues, Max's personal life intertwines with the struggles of those around him.

Max's connection with Brazilian dancer Fulo highlights personal and social concerns, particularly her worries about her daughter. The film also addresses broader issues such as political corruption and police brutality. Enrique, Max's elderly colleague, leads a protest advocating for unpaid old-age pensions, revealing the struggles faced by pensioners. Their initial success in demanding their rights is met with disheartening news from the government, emphasizing the harsh realities of their situation.