The Slowness

The Slowness follows a typical office employee who decides to stop going to work due to a newfound sense of laziness. His decision initially sparks concern among family, friends, and colleagues, but their attempts to change his mind fail. As time goes on, his situation becomes more complicated both emotionally and financially, leading to unexpected consequences.

This film represents a unique comedic take on the struggles of modern life and the desire for freedom from routine. Its exploration of rebellion can resonate with viewers who appreciate character-driven narratives and social commentary. Collectors may find interest in its representation of Argentine cinema from the late 1960s and its distinctive cultural context.