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- The story is about two Italian contractors in AbuGhraib prison. Their task is to guard a very important prisoner in Abu Ghraib prison: Saddam Hussein.
- In an abandoned hotel, a community lives by the borders of globalizations, waiting for a warning signal which might be able to carry a change.
- Joyful journey in Tiblisi public bathroom, where men from Georgia recover their vigour, far away from women and the modern world who tend to ruin their values.
- Pachamama, the mother land of the native culture, drags herself on the floor collecting her daily requirements. Character of thrift and tolerance, the puppet is moved by the hands of a Tiritera (a puppeteer) who tells the unexpected adventures in the street theater of Buenos Aires. Pachamama, alike the ancient gleaners of the European culture, who scattered on the fields, once the harvest being over, in order to collect a source of maintenance - nowadays a new people of workers invade downtown Buenos Aires, the richest city of South America. They are the Cartoneros, that leave their districts within the neverending city periphery belt, and push and drag their supermarket trolleys. They seek in the garbage what is marketable. They divide white paper from the cardboard, collect and trade it by road marketing leader.
- A young mother drags her life in the old family's farm, where she happily grew up with her Grandparents. She daily attempts to experience old emotions again, keeping the child out of her mind. The son fights in order to gain her back on the trail of shared feelings, getting the help of an imaginary friend of his, a wooden horse.
- In December 2001, the Argentinean economy collapsed. People's bank accounts disappeared in a single night, impounded by the government. The rebellion of the people was muffled by the silence of the international monetary authorities, the very authorities that had heaped praise on the economic model set up in Buenos Aires. Disjunction chronicles how people reacted to the crisis ten months later, what they set up to keep going, to provide a future for their families. The very first "resource" to be exploited was garbage - many became garbage collectors. They were called cartoneros. In time, Argentineans conceived of even more effective responses to their fate. Workers occupied factories, organizing themselves into cooperatives; they created an economy supported by, and linked to their own neighborhoods. The effort was expected by experts to fail. But the people have succeeded, at least in the short term. This is Argentina, where impossible dreams may last, as long as the short and intense beat of a tango.