Nada que ver

Nada Que Ver (2023) aims to be a quirky comedy with heart but falls short due to its weak script and uneven pacing. While the premise has potential, the humor feels forced, and the characters lack depth, making it difficult to connect with their journeys.

The cast delivers decent performances, with a few moments of genuine charm and laughs, but these are overshadowed by predictable plot twists and clichéd scenarios. The film's direction seems unfocused, leaving the story disjointed and ultimately forgettable.

Overall, Nada Que Ver might entertain viewers looking for light, mindless fun, but it struggles to stand out in a crowded genre.

The story is not only led by an amazing cast, the plot is exceptional. The story revolves around a beautiful young woman that loses the most important gift she has to return home to be cared for by caretakers that make her feel as if she was handicapped. Then there comes a young man, with this own struggles for a job without expectations of anything in life. The story quickly turns when we see the true colors of each and the necessity to rely on one another to see through the hard times. Its incredible how the power of love can overcome even the hardest struggles but also the cost of sacrifice that may not always provide a return to the one who gives. An unexpected story of sacrifice from the one you least expect it.