We, the Wolfs

Synopsis

Darío explores his family's history, tracing the legacy of his ancestor, the renowned Argentine writer Leopoldo Lugones. Through conversations with previously unknown relatives, he examines his roots and the impact of colonialism on his identity. Set against the backdrop of Argentina's complex cultural landscape, the narrative highlights the intersections of personal and collective histories, revealing how the past shapes contemporary identities. This exploration raises questions about heritage, belonging, and the ongoing effects of colonial narratives in modern society.