Miguel Ángel García Mazziotti, a Río de la Plata's decadent showbiz gay figure, receives the visit of his daughter Virginia, of whom he has been distanced for years. "The Fat", as everybody calls him in Punta del Este, openly rejects her visit, but when realizes will become a grandfather he can't help getting thrilled and celebrate Virginia's happiness. As a result they share a real familiar weekend that, as many families, to be happy it has to be fake.
Gonzalo Delgado, Verónica Perrotta
Director
Jorge Denevi
Miguel Angel Garcia Mazziotti
Verónica Perrotta
Virginia
Gonzalo Delgado
Dario
Ramiro Firme
Flavio
Catherina Pascale
Grace
Pablo Albertoni
Recepcionista fiesta
Adriana da Silva
Estela
Fernando Amaral
Vendedor casa decoracion
Carolina Besuievsky
Duena chalet
Heber Vera
Henry
César Troncoso
Chongo Mario
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