La chica de Ipanema
Juan, a young man from Buenos Aires worn down by routine, lives through a day that becomes increasingly strange after meeting Elo, his neighbor. His search to find her again distorts time and blurs the line between reality and imagination. An urban romantic comedy with dreamlike touches that explores the desire for connection—and the thin boundary between infatuation and delusion.
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Juan, a young man from Buenos Aires worn down by routine, lives through a day that becomes increasingly strange after meeting Elo, his neighbor. His search to find her again distorts time and blurs the line between reality and imagination. An urban romantic comedy with dreamlike touches that explores the desire for connection—and the thin boundary between infatuation and delusion.
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Genre:Romance, Comedy
Written By:Santiago Villamarín
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Runtime:22 minutes
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Cast
Sebastián Alfonso Devoto
Director
Juan Cruz Duarte
Tomás
Maite Sarasola
Elo
Boris Villamarín Neira
Vendedor Disquería
María de los Ángeles Vallone
Vecina
Leo Paéz
Compañero Kiosco
Rowie lagos
Mamá Judía
Pepo Quiroga
Hijo Judío
Joaquín Rocca
Pareja vecinos Él
Martina Cardoso
Pareja Vecinos Ella
Sebastián Alfonso Devoto
Muchacho Kiosco
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