Overview

• LA NACION and Clarín publish positive reviews highlighting Maricel Álvarez’s lead turn and the filmmakers’ precise, craft-driven direction.
• The Argentina–Spain feature from Cecilia Atán and Valeria Pivato unfolds across two interwoven timelines centered on a mother collecting her son after four years in juvenile detention.
• Critics note the film withholds full details of the son’s offense as a deliberate structural choice that sustains the ethical inquiry.
• The release is constrained to a small set of Buenos Aires venues, including Cinépolis Avellaneda, Showcase Belgrano and Norcenter, Atlas Caballito, and Cacodelphia.
• Technical credits reported include cinematography by Sergio Armstrong, editing by Teresa Font, distribution by Cinetren, a 16+ rating, and a runtime cited between 84 and 88 minutes.