I Trust You
Susana and Nélida met in a convent. They abandoned their calling and adopted 3-year-old Erika. They were happy, but in 2006, the women were accused of a crime and sentenced to 20 years in prison, although they maintained their innocence.
Agustin Toscano delivers an original narrative that will surprise and move you. The story unfolds in multiple layers, sailing between the mystery of the past and the promises for the future. Our characters reflect on the present and the life that once was while luring you into the net. Are they confusing reality with their wishes, are they telling the truth, or are they just performing in a soap opera?
One of the most intriguing films of the festival. Is it a documentary, fiction, or a musical? “I Trust You” is pure cinema, an original gem.
Javier Garcia Puerto

Agustín Toscano (1981) is an actor, screenwriter and director of theatre and film. He studied in the National University of Tucumán, in the Theatre Career, and in the School of Cinema, Video and Television of the University of Tucumán. He was made feature film "The Owners" (2013) with Ezequiel Radusky, it screened at the Cannes film festival and won the Argentinean Film Critics Association Awards. Toscano's second feature "El Motoarrebatador" (2018) was screened in the Directors' Fortnight section at the Cannes Film Festival.
Filmography:
Los dueños (The Owners, 2013, co-dir), El Motoarrebatador (2018), I Trust You (2013)



