We can all lose control
Six deadly stories that explore the extremities of human behaviour involving distressed people seeking revenge.
Ricardo Darín Leonardo Sbaraglia Érica Rivas Oscar Martínez Rita Cortese Julieta Zylberberg Darío Grandinetti María Marull Mónica Villa César Bordón Walter Donado Nancy Dupláa Luis Mazzeo María Onetto Osmar Núñez Germán de Silva Diego Velázquez Alan Daicz Diego Gentile Diego Starosta Marcelo Frasca Lucila Mangone Carlos Alberto Vavassori Juan Santiago Linari Andrea Garrote Pablo Moseinco Federico Liss Pablo Chao Noemí Ron Camila Sofía Casas Ramiro Vayo Abián Vainstein Liliana Weimer Claudio Delan Graciela Fodrini Margarita Molfino Marcelo Pozzi Paula Grinszpan Miguel Di Lemme
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