Abzurdah

Abzurdah is an Argentine drama about a sixteen-year-old girl who forms a connection with an older man through the internet. After beginning a romantic relationship that is not equally felt by both parties, she develops a deep obsession with the man. This emotional instability leads her into a cycle of depression and eating disorders, specifically anorexia, as she struggles with her surroundings and a lack of understanding from the adults in her life.

The film was directed by Daniela Goggi and represents the first project in a list of four films she has directed, followed by The Red Thread, The Rescue: The Weight of the World, and Barreda. The screenplay was written by Alberto Rojas Apel, Alejandro Montiel, and Goggi, with Axel Kuschevatzky serving as producer. The movie stars Eugenia Suárez in the lead role as Cielo, alongside Esteban Lamothe, Gloria Carrá, Rafael Spregelburd, Tomás Ottaviano, and Julieta Gullo.

Since its release in 2015, the film has received a moderate response from viewers. On IMDb, it holds a rating of 5.4/10 based on 2,400 votes, while it has a slightly higher score of 6.4/10 on TMDB from 135 votes.