The Currents (2025) – Spanish

At the height of her career, Lina appears to have everything under control: professional success, family stability, and a life that seems carefully built. But during a work trip to Switzerland, a sudden and unexplained impulse leads her to do something shocking, and that single moment changes everything. When she returns to Buenos Aires, Lina says little about what happened, but the experience leaves a visible emotional mark that begins to reshape how she sees herself and the life she once thought was settled.

As the story develops, The Currents becomes a quiet but unsettling study of identity, memory, and emotional collapse. Lina struggles to reconnect with her husband, her work, and even her own sense of reality, as the past she tried to leave behind starts to resurface in subtle but powerful ways. Rather than relying on overt drama, the film builds tension through inner conflict, showing how a single moment can expose cracks that have been there all along.