Uno mismo
"Uno" ("One") enjoys his loneliness, but when he falls in love with "Una" ("She") and loses her, he realizes he needs her and tries to get her back. "Uno" ("One") is a guy who lives alone in a house t…
Uno mismo
"Uno" ("One") enjoys his loneliness, but when he falls in love with "Una" ("She") and loses her, he realizes he needs her and tries to get her back. "Uno" ("One") is a guy who lives alone in a house that once belonged to his parents. Every day, he works at the same corner, carrying a notice promoting cigarettes. "Uno" likes smoking in the backyard of his house, he enjoys listening to music and dancing alone in the living room. On Saturdays afternoons, he's "The One" because he plays football soccer. Sometimes, "Uno" goes to the Quilmes football stadium with his friend "Bigote" ("Moustache"). They also go out clubbing at night. One night Uno meets "Una" ("She") in a bar and they start a love affair. At the beginning "Uno" finds "Una" quite funny and attractive; they also have a good sex. Their relationship grows to the point that he asks her to live in his house, but although they share good moments, "Uno" misses living alone. Unexpectedly, when "Una" abandons him, he realizes how much he needs her and tries to get her back. —exe_malaga93
Uno mismo
Comedy,Drama,Music
Film Details
"Uno" ("One") enjoys his loneliness, but when he falls in love with "Una" ("She") and loses her, he realizes he needs her and tries to get her back. "Uno" ("One") is a guy who lives alone in a house that once belonged to his parents. Every day, he works at the same corner, carrying a notice promoting cigarettes.
"Uno" likes smoking in the backyard of his house, he enjoys listening to music and dancing alone in the living room. On Saturdays afternoons, he's "The One" because he plays football soccer. Sometimes, "Uno" goes to the Quilmes football stadium with his friend "Bigote" ("Moustache").
They also go out clubbing at night. One night Uno meets "Una" ("She") in a bar and they start a love affair. At the beginning "Uno" finds "Una" quite funny and attractive; they also have a good sex.
Their relationship grows to the point that he asks her to live in his house, but although they share good moments, "Uno" misses living alone. Unexpectedly, when "Una" abandons him, he realizes how much he needs her and tries to get her back. —exe_malaga93.