Gemini

Two siblings, Meme and Jeremias, share a secret romantic relationship within their upper-middle-class household. Their mother, Lucia, maintains a strict and dominant presence, focused on upholding bourgeois social standards, which prevents her from noticing the affair. The stability of this deception is threatened when the eldest brother and his fiancée arrive home to prepare for their wedding. The siblings must navigate the risk of exposure, as the discovery of their bond would lead to disastrous results for the family.

Directed by Albertina Carri, this drama is the first in a listed series of her films, preceding The Daughters of Fire, White Roses, and Fall!. The screenplay was written by Carri and Santiago Giralt, with Pablo Trapero serving as producer. The cast features Cristina Banegas as Lucia, Daniel Fanego as Daniel, María Abadi as Meme, Lucas Escariz as Jeremías, Julieta Zylberberg as Montse, and Damian Ramonda as Ezequiel. The production involved a credited crew of 50 and a cast of 25. A joint production between Argentina and France, the film has a runtime of 85 minutes. On TMDB, it holds a rating of 5.4/10 based on 64 votes.