"Wind in Our Hair" is an experimental narrative about four girls discovering themselves through a fascination with the trains that pass by their house. A story of early-teen anticipation and disappointment, the film follows the girls to the train tracks, into kitchens, on sidewalks, in costume stores, and into backyards in the heart of Buenos Aires as well as the outskirts of town. The four playful girls wander a city embroiled in a debate about the role of agribusiness, food resources and taxes.