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After long years of absence, and following her father´s stroke, Eugenia returns to La Quietud, the family estate near Buenos Aires where she is reunited with her mother and sister. The three women are forced to confront the emotional traumas and dark secrets of their shared past, which played out against the backdrop of the military dictatorship. Long-buried grievances resurface, and jealousies are revealed, all amplified by the unsettling physical resemblance between the two sisters.

Pablo Trapero was born in 1971. His first feature Crane World won the Critics’ Prize at Venice Film Festival. In 2008, Lion’s Den was premiered in Competition at Cannes Film Festival. He returned to Cannes with Carancho and Elefante Blanco, both in Un Certain Regard, and in 2014 served as President of the Un Certain Regard Jury. His latest film, The Clan, won the Silver Lion for Best Director at the Venice International Film Festival.

Pablo Trapero's beautifully crafted multilayered drama that's also his most enjoyable film in years.

Jay Weissberg, Variety