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The Translator
Ricardo Zevi’s job is to translate ideas he finds morally repugnant, forcing him to confront the messy clash between ideology and identity. Set against a turbulent Argentina in the early ’90s, this is a story about how political chaos seeps into personal lives and complicated love. It’s not a neat romance or thriller—it's a slow, honest unraveling of a man caught between belief and doubt.
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