Dir.: Alejandro Agresti; Script: Alejandro Agresti; Phot.: Mauricio Rubinstein; Ed.: Alejandro Brodersohn; Mus.: Paul Van Brugge; Cast: Norman Briski, Mirta Busnelli, Carlos Roffe, Laura Melillo, Sebastián Polonski, Silvana Silvieri, Harry Havillo; Prod.: Alejandro Agresti, Agresti Films, Pasaje Rivarola 111, 5 "15", 1015 Buenos Aires (Argentine), tél.: (541) 384-6024, fax: (541) 384-5883; Sales: Filmexport Group, Via Polonia 9, 00198 Rome (Italie), tél.: (3-96) 841 47 24, fax: (3-96) 855 02 48 .

Alfredo's wife Claudia has walked out on him and taken their two daughters. She's gone to live with Pablo, a well-known painter, and Alfredo, a film critic, has gone to pieces. His colleagues have been trying to help him over the past year but he is often drunk and always in a foul mood. And his reviews are terrible. His editor calls Alfredo in to discuss the problem but Alfredo gets into a heated argument and ends up getting fired. Alfredo wanders around the city boozily lamenting his fate. When the alcohol wears off, Alfredo decides he wants his wife back and he comes up with a plan to achieve it. He will call up Pablo's old girlfriends and find some skeletons in the man's closet. He manages to reach one of Pablo's old flames, Eloisa, and pretends to be Pablo. They begin a strange new relationship...