Most People Die on Sundays

In this touching drama, we follow the journey of David, a timid young man hailing from a middle-class Jewish family in Buenos Aires. Struggling with his weight and sexuality, David's fear of flying adds another layer to his already complex character. When he learns that his estranged uncle has passed away, David must travel back home from Europe. Upon returning, he begins to unravel the complexities of his family dynamics as he confronts difficult choices, such as the decision made by his mother to disconnect his critically ill father from life support. As David grapples with these heavy emotional burdens, he is forced to navigate the intricate tapestry of familial bonds and personal identity in a society steeped in tradition and change.