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In Homo Argentum, Guillermo Francella once again demonstrates why he stands as one of the most remarkable actors of Latin American cinema. His performance transcends the screen, merging technical mastery with an authentic emotional depth that feels both intimate and universal. Francella's versatility is on full display-he effortlessly navigates between subtle nuances and powerful moments of intensity, delivering a characters that are both believable and profoundly humans.

What makes his acting truly compelling is his commitment to honesty in emotion. Francella doesn't simply "play" a role; he plays 16 and inhabits them, transmitting to the audience a sincerity that resonates long after the film ends. This ability to connect so directly with the spectator, to draw them into the character's inner world, is the hallmark of an artist at the height of his craft.

Homo Argentum is not only a testament to the strength of its narrative but also to Francella's unmatched capacity to elevate every story he touches. His dedication to authenticity turns the film into an unforgettable experience, confirming his place among the finest actors of his generation. The screenplays are AWESOME.

A remarkable hint to the bad reviews, almost all of them, just registered to review THIS movie with one star, and other mediocre film as El Kiosko, with 10 stars, when that film just sold 800 tickets and Homo Argentum have soldout the first weekend, almost 600000 tickets in box office. Thise reviews can´t be trustfull.