Rojo

Set in 1975 in a small Argentinian province, this drama follows Claudio, a prominent lawyer whose comfortable life is disrupted after a confrontation with a stranger in a restaurant. The dispute leads to a series of events involving secrecy and violence as the stranger seeks revenge against Claudio and his wife, Susana. The situation spirals into a mystery involving death and cover-ups, further complicated by the involvement of a detective.

Directed and written by Benjamín Naishtat, this was the first of four films he directed, preceding Puan, Glaxo, and Pedro en el país. The cast features Darío Grandinetti as Claudio and Andrea Frigerio as Susana, alongside Alfredo Castro as Detective Sinclair. The production involved companies from several countries, including Argentina, Germany, and France, with a total credited crew of 89 people and a cast of 35.

Viewers on TMDB gave the film a rating of 6.1/10 based on 66 votes. This audience score is lower than the 7.4/10 rating provided by film critics, who based their evaluation on 53 reviews.