Yo, adolescente

As an Argentinian myself, I can't help but think that this movie is actually a really good representation of what being a teenager in 2005 was like. If you don't have a grasp of the culture, most of the little details get lost.

It's a great movie overall. Zabo is not a likeable character, and I think that's the point. He's reckless, he usually makes bad decisions, he played with a lot of people in his journey, among other things. He's flawed, just like all of us are. The fact that he is written to be a "normal teenager" is an extremely important aspect in the suicide prevention ad they're trying to make. It tries to portray that even a normal teenager, a person that loves and has things to do can even make that decision. The things he went through don't justify the way he acted throughout the movie, but it explains why he chose that path in the end.

I find a lot of these other reviews unfair. While I'm not in love with the heavy handed ending, I did really enjoy this movie. A large part of that is down to the considerable charm of the lead actor Renato Quattordio. The characters are largely believable and the action keeps moving, though I think a lot of other reviewers lose sight of the fact that this is set in 2005 and they might not get all the cultural references or things may seem anachronistic. I'd love to see more from this director.

This was a good movie but I gave it a low rating because I didn't agree with its message, considering it's based on a true story.

You can relate a lot to the main character, and the life of a teenager is well pictured more peolple should watch it, especially the last scene

Teens are always watching american movies and tv show. For once, a movie about being a teen in Argentina exists. This movie have a lot of topics like being lgbt, suicide and teen pregnancy