Sebastián Napoli
as Sebastián
Carmela Zamora
as Carmela
Francisco "Caco" Galluzzo
as Recepcionista
MAURICIO MACHADO
as Hombre muerto
Juan Diego González
as Incógnito
Darío is 25 years old and has been living alone for two years. His life is not marked by any major events, but rather by constant wear and tear: small breakups, conversations that never happened, bonds that have faded over time. He is not defeated, but he is tired. He learns to live with silence, routine, and a loneliness he prefers not to name.
The streaming platform premieres ¡Ay Mamá!, a film that combines humor, nostalgia, and Christmas traditions, directed by Emil Zabala.
Alan hasn’t spent Christmas with his family in years. On a lonely night before the party, he falls asleep watching old family videos. When I wake up, something has changed.
It's Christmas Eve and in the solitude of his office, Félix reflects on the most traumatic Christmas of his childhood by watching some mini Dv from an old box of childhood memories, thus rethinking relationship with his father.
Andrea, a young woman in her early twenties, attends the party of her best friend Alan, where she has an unexpected encounter with Diego, a guy she used to have a relationship with. This plunges her into a whirlwind of feelings and memories.
Uncle Lambrusca arrives at the Christmas parties, to die and hunt down the homosexual guests.
Following a violent incident at a shopping mall during Christmas, Santa Claus is arrested while a boy desperately insists that he was responsible for what happened.
A few months after the breakup of his relationship, caused by coming out as Non-Binary, Alison attends a party with the intention of meeting with Alexa and "get her back" even if it means the search of validation from her and an environment where he doesn't belong. After a night filled with overthinking, awkwardness and reckless drunk people, Alison will find more than just Alexa.
A group of young people looking for their place in the world through a party night discovers how loneliness and internal conflicts are intertwined with the search for intimacy, love and drugs at a party where no one is the protagonist. An honest and moving look at the complexity of youth and the struggle to find the human connection in an increasingly isolated world. Will they find hope in the darkness of the night? Or will they be lost in their own loneliness?