[Prime] A necessary story to understand how conservative perspectives not only restrict personal freedoms but also use them to justify hate speech. As a narrative, it's markedly inferior to other works that delve into Argentina's recent social history, but it works best in the realm of intimacy, in the personal encounters between women who don't understand what's happening to them or who are fighting to regain their lost dignity. A bit more depth would have been more interesting, but within its superficiality, it works effectively.