A woman with terminal cancer decides to keep a notebook full of musings on life and love for her toddler son to read after she dies.
Credited cast: | |||
Valeria Bertuccelli | |||
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Esteban Lamothe | ||
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Julian Sorin | ||
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Mauricio Dayub | ||
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Malena Pichot | ||
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
Mónica Antonópulos | |||
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Fabián Arenillas | ||
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Paola Barrientos | ||
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Diego De Paula | ||
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Diego Gentile | ||
Ana Katz | |||
Ana Pauls | |||
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Natalia Pellegrini | ||
Carla Quevedo | |||
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Nilda Raggi |
A woman with terminal cancer decides to keep a notebook full of musings on life and love for her toddler son to read after she dies.
When I heard the real story and when I saw what the film was being made, I knew that it was a story that deserved to be brought to the screen ... but there were risks that everything would be done with cheap shots.
Luckily, they had the right director and cast... and they made a great movie, just the right length... without going too long.
It is just as the director said in an interview: it is moving (without resorting to easy tears, it is all natural), but also funny (without being exaggerated). It is like life. Sometimes light, sometimes intense, and deeply dramatic.
We see Valeria totally committed to the role, and she does it with great respect. They are all barbarous, even - dare I say - Lamothe. I know he's made of wood acting, but here he convinced me as Maria's partner, who was always by his side.