Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
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Martín Rodríguez | ... | Leo |
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Cecilia Cósero | ... | Caro |
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Gerardo Begérez | ... | Seba |
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Arturo Goetz | ... | Juan |
Mirella Pascual | ... | Madre de Leo | |
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Rafael Soliwoda | ... | Felipe |
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Carolina Alarcón | ... | Andrea |
César Troncoso | ... | Eduardo | |
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Leonor Svarcas | ... | Alicia |
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Sylvia Murninkas | ... | Leticia |
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Sebastián Serantes | ... | Javier |
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Pablo Dive | ... | Gustavo |
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Diego Arbelo | ... | Alvarito |
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María Victoria Césperes | ... | Paulita |
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Ana Pouso | ... | Rosario |
Leo, a young man coming to terms with his own sexuality, runs into Caro, a primary school friend he fancied when they were kids, who's now trying to ward off her own personal demons. This casual re-encounter will affect their personal conflicts without either truly grasping the other's problem. Written by Anonymous
This could have been a fantastic movie if it had been about Leo instead of about Caro, the unbelievably boring, neurotic girl he latches onto so he can fix her instead of living his own life.
As others have said, Martín Rodríguez is absolutely adorable as Leo. A movie about Leo, the equally adorable Seba (Gerardo Begérez), who bends over backwards (metaphorically) to be Leo's boyfriend, Leo's fascinating but barely seen brother, and Leo's wonderful psychotherapist would have been amazing. I even liked Leo's stoner roommate. But the writer-director chose to waste 80% of his film stock by focusing almost entirely on stupid, tiresome Caro instead, which was mind-numbingly dumb.
What a wasted opportunity! Two stars for the 20% of this movie that is NOT about Caro.