Yo también tengo fiaca! 1978

The plot centers on Marta, Susana Giménez, and Jorge, Juan Carlos Calabró, a typical middle-class family in the 1970s, who live with their children and navigate the daily rhythm of life in Buenos Aires.

Jorge, a bank clerk, represents a stereotype of the era: he loves his family but harbors some macho attitudes, often neglecting to help around the house and having a past infidelity.

Marta, a pharmacy employee, works outside the home and also shoulders most of the day-to-day tasks, including housework and raising the children.

One hot, mid-summer day, Marta decides to take a few days off and head to Mar del Plata.

As expected, temptations do not take long to appear, and Marta is seduced by different men.

At the same time, her husband, left alone in Buenos Aires since the children have gone to spend the summer at a relative’s country house, is also tempted to spend a few days as a bachelor.

Both, each guided by their own values, must decide whether to give in to their temptations, but an unexpected development will abruptly change the plans of both of them.