Graba is a 2011 Argentine drama directed by Sergio Martín Mazza in which María, a young Argentine woman, travels to Paris in search of a new perspective on life — renting a room and working in a sewing shop while waiting for her papers. When her illegal status drags on longer than expected and she loses her job, she ends up working as a nude art model for Jérôme, her landlord and photographer, and the two begin a raw and uninhibited sexual relationship — with the film using their intimate encounters as a lens to explore loneliness, identity, and the experience of migration.