Plot
A slightly neurotic architecture student, Ezequiel Toledo (Daniel Hendler), drops by his girlfriend Ana's (Dolores Fonzi) home and finds Aníbal (Gustavo Garzón) hiding under her bed.
He begins to suspect Ana and jealousy fills him. He decides to follow Aníbal, whom he's sure is having an affair with Ana.
The film follows a night's odyssey as he trails his suspect and starts to gather small details about Aníbal identity.
At one point Ezequiel sets fire to Aníbal's car and threatens his life.
The story ultimately deals with jealousy and the maturity required to overcome that jealousy.
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