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The film consists of 16 shorts that explore, with humor and social criticism, the characteristics of the Argentine identity.
Homo Argentum is a speculative documentary exploring the theoretical evolutionary path of humanity if the dominant element in our biological makeup were silver instead of carbon. The film delves into how such a shift would impact physiology, societal development, and our place in the universe, posing intriguing questions about life's fundamental building blocks.
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The concept of alternative biochemistries, like silicon or silver-based life, has been a staple of science fiction and theoretical biology, sparking imagination about the diverse possibilities of life beyond Earth.
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It’s funny how things can turn out in life’s everyday scenarios. And, in this anthology of 16 short films from directors Mariano Cohn and Gastón Duplat, this inspired collection of comic vignettes reveals just how funny those funny situatio...