Nico, an actor from Argentina, tries his luck in New York, and soon discovers that he is "very blond fora Latin look", with a very strong accent for the American standards. His good look help him to hide what is precarious and lonely on his life. Through Theo, he finds a group of Latin babysitters in the park he frequents. He gets in contact with the experiences of immigrants, much more difficult than the confrontation with the destructive nature of their self-imposed exile.
About the director
Julia Solomonoff is a director, screenwriter, actress and producer. Born in Rosario, Argentina, she graduated from Enerc and obtained a masters degree in Film from Columbia University in New York, where she currently teaches directing workshops. Her first work, Hermanas (2005), was selected for Sundance workshops, premiered at the Toronto Festival and was selected by several international festivals. She was awarded at Cine Ceará for her second feature The Last Summer of the Little Boy.
About Vitrine Filmes
In seven years, Vitrine Films distributed more than 70 films. Among its greatest successes, are Today I Want to Go Back Alone, which reached more than 200 thousand spectators; The Sound Around, by Kleber Mendonça Filho, considered by the New York Times one of the 1012 best films; The American Frances Ha, nominated for the Golden Globe in 2014; California, Marina Pessoa's debut film, screened for the Tribeca Festival; There's Only One Mother, by Anna Muylaert, director of the award-winning What Time She Returns ?; Aquarius, second feature by Kleber Mendonça Filho, who competed at the Cannes Film Festival and has already led 350,000 viewers to theaters; and the documentary Cinema Novo, by Eryk Rocha, was also selected for the festival.