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Iris is 17 years old. Expelled from school, she spends her days in the streets of the »Las Mil« social housing project. Her two cousins live there too. They explore friendship and sexuality using chats and dating apps, and challenge heteronormative society. In the rear courtyards, this young queer community creates its own milieu, and the nights are all theirs. Iris is actually a bit too shy for this scene, but her life is lacking direction right now. When not hanging out with Dario and Ale, she dribbles a basketball around the estate. Then Renata appears. She’s a bit younger than Iris, but oozes urban cool. Her reputation precedes her in the neighbourhood, and there’s even talk of HIV. The two start to flirt, excited but shy at the same time, each greatly interested in the other, all played out against a backdrop of vitality and latent violence. Adults are no more than a marginal presence.

Casually, almost hovering above, Clarisa Navas tells this tale of growing up encompassing coming out and cyberbullying, and in which the architecture is almost a character itself. In long uncut sequences, the film explores the young voices and bodies. With documentary-like images, Navas portrays an almost typical coming-of-age story in Corrientes, the poor northern part of Argentina.