Lyah Perez

Alejandro Jiménez

When she hears other children playing, a 6-year-old girl tries to leave the house, but the closed door forces her to decide whether to wait for her mother or invent her own game to regain her freedom.

Nine-year-old Marbella lives through her passion for wrestling, a world that extends beyond the ring and into her everyday life. Between training, competitions, and family, "ZAS" portrays how a popular tradition becomes a place of identity, growth, and belonging as a young girl discovers her own path inside and outside the ring.

Fran, a seven-year-old boy, walks with his mother through the suffocating morning of Buenos Aires. They are headed to a courthouse, where Fran must testify in a case involving his father.

Carmen, a woman in her twenties, records videos every day for her deceased mother. As a way of processing her absence, she captures what remains of their relationship in the echoes of daily life. One day, a new neighbor moves in next door — Carita, a 10-year-old girl, along with her mother, Amalia, who has begun to show signs of memory loss. Carita also records videos every day, but hers are for a father she has never met. From the very beginning, Carmen and Carita spy on each other through their cameras, building a silent bond. One night, Carita discovers a hole in the closet of her room. When she crawls through it, she finds herself inside Carmen’s apartment.

Lucas, an introverted boy who spends most of his days alone, is invited by a friend of his mother’s to spend a morning at the “Imagination Workshop.” At first, he struggles to fit in, but with the help of his new friends, he learns to trust and finds a second home.