Domingo

Domingo, a young and successful advertising executive, lives a seemingly perfect life. However, his ordered existence is disrupted when he unexpectedly inherits a dog, which triggers a series of confrontations with his past and forces him to re-evaluate his relationships and his own identity. The film explores themes of repressed desire, social anxieties, and the search for authenticity in a superficial world.

Domingo received generally positive reviews from critics, who praised its subtle storytelling and strong performances, particularly from Guillermo Pfening. Audiences found the film to be a thought-provoking and emotionally resonant exploration of a character's internal struggles, although some noted its slow pace.

• Praised for its nuanced character study and understated direction.

• Guillermo Pfening's performance as the conflicted protagonist was widely lauded.

• The film offers a sensitive portrayal of repressed emotions and societal pressures.

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Screened at various international film festivals, including the Toronto International Film Festival.

The dog that plays 'Balthazar' in the film was reportedly adopted by the director, Diego Lerman, after production wrapped.