Una Casa

In Argentina, a teenage girl named Lu and her younger brother, Toto, live in a modest house with their aunt after their mother's death. Lu struggles to navigate her adolescence and responsibility for Toto while dealing with the memory of her mother. When their aunt takes a job that requires her to leave for extended periods, Lu must take on more adult roles, forcing her to confront difficult truths about her family and her own future.

Una Casa received a warm reception from critics, who praised its sensitive portrayal of grief, family dynamics, and the challenges of adolescence in a working-class setting. The film was lauded for its authentic performances, particularly from its young leads, and for its subtle yet impactful storytelling. While not a massive commercial success, it resonated with audiences who appreciated its emotional depth and realistic depiction of everyday struggles.

• Praised for its authentic and moving portrayal of family and grief.

• Applauded for strong performances from its young cast.

• Noted for its subtle and realistic storytelling approach.

Google audience: Audience reviews for 'Una Casa' are limited due to its smaller release, but generally highlight the film's emotional resonance and relatable depiction of adolescent challenges and family bonds.

Selected for the San Sebastián International Film Festival (2022).

Director Diego Lerman has often explored themes of family and social issues in his previous films, making 'Una Casa' a natural progression of his cinematic interests.