In the remote, windswept landscapes of southern Argentina, a group of unlikely travelers is drawn together by a mysterious, otherworldly call. Directed by Guillaume Broust, this hauntingly atmospheric short film follows three women—played by Lise Billon, Fanny Schmutz, and Maud Vanpoulle—as they navigate a surreal journey through the Patagonian wilderness. Each woman carries her own unspoken burden, but they are united by a shared vision of elusive, hybrid creatures known as chimeras that seem to exist between myth and reality. As they venture deeper into the stark, beautiful terrain, the boundaries between the natural world and the supernatural begin to blur, forcing them to confront their deepest fears and desires. The film masterfully blends psychological drama with elements of magical realism, creating an eerie and meditative tone that keeps viewers on edge. With its stunning cinematography and a runtime of just 35 minutes, Patagonian Chimeras is a compact yet profound exploration of identity, connection, and the haunting power of the unknown.