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All my Demons
Lola is the guitarist for Todos mis Demonios, a post-punk band in Buenos Aires' underground scene. Between rehearsals in graffiti-covered rooms, concerts tinged with red lights, and tensions with Paco—her boyfriend and bandmate—she struggles to bring her own songs to the stage. With the support of Lisa, her friend and drummer, Lola must confront both Paco's criticism and the internal and external demons that haunt her.
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Lola is the guitarist for Todos mis Demonios, a post-punk band in Buenos Aires' underground scene. Between rehearsals in graffiti-covered rooms, concerts tinged with red lights, and tensions with Paco—her boyfriend and bandmate—she struggles to bring her own songs to the stage. With the support of Lisa, her friend and drummer, Lola must confront both Paco's criticism and the internal and external demons that haunt her.
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Written By:Angie Gatto, Florencia Seimandi, Gastón Orozco
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Vértebra Audiovisual, Universidad de Buenos Aires (UBA)
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