Women Are Late

The story follows Regina and Fernanda, two owners of a family hotel in Buenos Aires. Once a thriving establishment, the hotel now faces bankruptcy and dwindling hope. Their fortunes change when they encounter a mysterious guest who brings with them a significant sum of money. This twist sets the stage for a deeper exploration of their lives and choices.

As a drama, Women Are Late presents a narrative rich in emotional depth and character development. The film's focus on women’s experiences and challenges provides an engaging lens for viewers. Collectors of international cinema or those interested in films with strong female perspectives may find this title appealing. The performances by a talented cast, including Marilú Marini and Érica Rivas, enhance the storytelling and further immerse the audience in the characters' world.