Filiberto

Filiberto, a man diagnosed with an intellectual disability, lives in a special center where he finds solace in a relationship with a woman named Gloria. His routine is disrupted when Gloria is transferred to another institution, prompting Filiberto to embark on a journey to find her and reclaim his sense of agency.

Filiberto received generally positive reviews, with critics praising its sensitive portrayal of disability, its emotional depth, and the nuanced performances of its cast, particularly David Sarría. The film was noted for its quiet power and its exploration of human connection and independence.

• Praised for its empathetic and dignified depiction of characters with intellectual disabilities.

• The film's emotional resonance and Sarría's central performance were frequently highlighted.

• Noted for its understated yet powerful storytelling about love and determination.

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Nominated for Best Actor for David Sarría at the Premios Sur.

The film was developed through a long process of research and collaboration with individuals from a special center, aiming for an authentic representation.