The Unpresentables

The Unpresentables tells the story of a teenager recently expelled from the Naval Academy who finds a new group of friends in a small city near Buenos Aires. This group consists of four notorious youths who introduce him to their mischievous ways. As they engage in various pranks, he also navigates the complexities of first love, making for a humorous and relatable narrative.

The film captures the essence of youth and rebellion during a unique time in Argentine history. With its comedic elements and engaging storyline, it offers a glimpse into the social dynamics of the 1970s. The performances by the top cast, including Juan Manuel Martino and Jerónimo Bosia, bring the characters to life, making it a film worth exploring for those interested in international comedies from this era.