The film received multiple awards at the Cartagena, Ceará, Kerala, Miami, and Sofia festivals.
Jorgelina decides to spend the summer at her family’s countryside property in Entre Ríos, where La Boyita (the Fishing buoy), an old trailer that has been her refuge and the setting for her childhood games and fantasies, is located.
[2] In the countryside, she expects to reunite with Mario, the child of one of the farmworkers who also helps with rural tasks, and who has been her friend since childhood.
Mario is also entering adolescence and is the subject of a conspicuous silence among the adults, who vaguely refer to "the matter."
As they grow and transition into adolescence, Mario does not fit the expectations of the male gender they were assigned at birth, causing anger and shame in their father.