Nadie nos mira

It has two virtues - Guillermo Phenning and the story of his Nico. The last can be the most significant for part of viewers. Because, the ambiguity, of his situation in New York, the ambiguity of his attitude between nanny and presumed succesful actor, his fights and illusions are very common and define many of us in different senses.

A film about honesty and the obstacle front to it.

About illusions, in the same measure.

And about forms of survive, loneliness, friendship.

I admitt, I real like it without have the impression to discover a great movie but appreciating the honest perspectives about ordinary problemes. And, not the last, the fair work of Guillermo Pfening.

I think that a single moment can define this film: when Nico has to teach an American the difference between the verbs "SER" (constancy) and "ESTAR" (mobility), something quite particular to both Spanish and Portuguese (my native idiom) languages: the new yorker realizes, and tells him right away, that his presence in the USA is merely provisional (he ESTÁ in New York), and that his true self É Buenos Aires. Everything else, the frustrated attempts to act in a film (which never materializes), his work as a nanny (the one he accepted and the some he rejected), the pathetic change in his hair color ... everything is an echo of that brief dialogue , which deals with the difference between the verb TO BE and the verbs SER / ESTAR.

Yeh, that the way to find out what you really need to do in life. This Nico guy, he try so hard, but he is is little innocence to think that he can survive in NYs and even becoming famous by himself, there are so many pathenic scene make me so upset, this kind of lonely stuff are not my things, but film kept me watching, I jusy really really wanna know what will happend with Nico the next minute, he's an interesting character I can said that, he made this movie good to see.

Sad story....a successful Argentinian actor moves to NYC to escape a hopeless relationship with another man in his native country. We see him babysitting, working in a bar, and stealing to get by. His accent is too strong so he has little chance of finding acting work in the USA. The movie highlights the struggles many performing artists face in a world filled with stiff competition and too few jobs. In the end, the actor begins to take charge of his personal and professional life because he has to.....being homeless isn't an acceptable alternative. Production values are decent and lead actor is convincing.

An intense movie about struggling actor with too much pride trying to land an acting gig without letting people know the truth about himself, by hiding the reality. This movie highlights the struggles of many artists in a world filled with stiff competition.