Agustín Aguirre

Cichonga

The worrying disappearance of Ansio in TRASH (2010) and Ana L in TRASH TWO (2013) alerts the sexagenarian Mom Bruselas who, with a wheelchair in between, will launch herself to the adventure of getting her children back. She will have to go deep inside her own memories to get to the center of such a twisted maze. Drugs that makes you travel through time, an epic gang fight which takes place in a more addictive and violent city, and confusing religious cults in the search for their messiah. All of these will frame the explosive end to this punk cinema saga.

Ansio Bruselas must overcome the phobia that keeps him prisoner in his tidy, comfortable and safe home, because of the certain possibility that her sister will have her breasts amputated with a tool as unsubtle as a saw. The journey does not seem difficult: find a box with a mysterious content and take it to where Ana Ele, the sister , is held captive. He only has to arrive as quickly as possible to his destination, with box and its contents intact. However, Ansio's innocent curiosit , and phobia will turn his simple journey into an endless succession of strange and incoherent events. Because reality is reality until it's not anymore, you know?