Ivana Cornejo is just getting used to being single again after her divorce three years ago. After an exasperating call from her ex-husband, she throws her cell phone away. Fortunately, the man who finds it calls her to return it, and to her amusement they have an instant rapport. The man on the other end of the phone is León Godoy, a renowned architect with a charming voice and a charismatic personality. They schedule a date so that he can return the cell phone. When León arrives, Ivana is surprised: he is everything she had imagined, except for one unexpected and startling detail... he’s only 4'5" tall.
Marcos Carnevale
Director
Guillermo Francella
León Godoy
Julieta Díaz
Ivana Cornejo
Jorgelina Aruzzi
Corina
Nicolás Francella
Toto
Mauricio Dayub
Diego
María Nela Sinisterra
Glenda
Nora Cárpena
Adriana
Claudia Fontán
Sabrina, madre de Toto
Carlos Donigian
Hombre de la calle con celular
Carolina Levi
Girl
Evelyn Scheidl
Evelyn
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