Ana and the Others

Year: 2003

Runtime: 80 mins

Language: Spanish

Director: Celina Murga

Drama

The film gently explores how everyday choices shape our destinies. In her mid‑twenties, Ana, who has been living in Buenos Aires, travels back to her hometown of Paraná. There she reconnects with former classmates and old friends, meets new people, and begins to reevaluate her path, opening the possibility of a different future.

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