Life in El Once, a neighborhood in Buenos Aires, Argentina mostly populated by Jewish people since the early part of the twentieth century when many Jewish immigrants settled there.

Freddy is a Bolivian with a wife and children back home who has come to Buenos Aires to seek work. At the small bar/restaurant where he finds a job as a cook, his contact with the owner, the working-class customers, and his co-workers tells a story of poverty, intolerance, violence, and despair in contemporary Argentina.

"... Documentary about a strange white bearded snake and bird catcher, who lives in his scrap-yard and zoo just outside Buenos Aires"--Internet movie database.

It tells of the forced expulsion of two hundred fifty thousand villeros of the Federal Capital.

Documents the start of day in Buenos Aires.

• 1. El hambre (dir. Alberto Fischerman)
• 2. La pulsera de cascabeles (dir. Ricardo Wulicher)
• 3. El salón dorado (dir. Oscar Barney Finn).

Three episodes, each directed by a different director, take place in three distinct eras in Buenos Aire: the early city, hounded by hunger; the slave trade, and the middle class of 1900.

Analysis of the social and economic conflicts that confront the young inhabitants of the villa miseries that proliferate in marginal districts of the city of Buenos Aires.

A composite film using the cartoons of the popular humorist, Oski, which tells the story of the founding of Buenos Aires.