Despite being a successful Argentine writer, Marco Denevi begins to be forgotten. He is relegated to school readings, waiting to be recovered and pondered by new readers.

In 1955, Marco Denevi, an unknown writer, wins the Kraft novel contest with "Rosa at Ten O'clock". From this point on, he began a vertiginous literary career. With several books made into movies, including "Secret Ceremony", starring Mia Farrow and Liz Taylor, Denevi seems destined to become one of the great Argentine authors. But that does not happen. In spite of his undoubted quality, as the years went by he began to be less read. Relegated to the school bibliography, Denevi waits in the shadows for the right moment to be recovered and read by a new generation of readers.