Paladium is a mystery. At some point, it was one of the most lively and trend-setting night temples in Buenos Aires, where performers and pioneers of the queer movement, old tangueros and the new wave of Argentine rock would coexist with virtue and freedom. Today, like the rest of downtown Buenos Aires, is barely a ghost, demolished, abandoned, with no archive material or tributes. Francisco Novick is the son of one of its creators, but his father refuses to talk to him about the subject. With the burden of that absent cultural and family past, he sets out to reconstruct the experience of going there alongside the community that turned it into an emblem. Even if it is for just one night.
