Nobody Knows I'm Here

Opposing impulses - sweet and sinister - sometimes threaten to break the film apart, but Garcia's performance always pulls the two halves back together.

It all comes down to a mournful gaze, and the simmering rage visible just beneath it.

One of those films where your satisfaction will be measured in terms of whether you found its hero fully realized as a character.

"Nobody Knows I'm Here" makes a narrative strategy out of withheld information, abrupt elisions and possible fantasy sequences.

A film that, with a naturalistic style, has noble intentions to dialogue with topics such as childhood, frustration and loneliness, but at times it becomes tepid and not very touching. [Full reveiw in Spanish]

The film draws attention to the consequences of early experiences with discrimination [Full Review in Spanish]

Child singer becomes adult recluse; some language.

In his first film, the Chilean Gaspar Antillo reinvigorates the genre of films about show business, by approaching the subject from psychological suspense. [Full Review in Spanish]

It is at least held together by Jorge García's understated performance. [Full review in Spanish]

This peculiar but curiously moving drama from Gaspar Antillo is built upon a finely understated performance by Jorge Garcia, a man who could carry just about anything.