Dolphins Go East

About This Movie

Dolphins Go East is a quirky comedy that dives into the tangled dynamics of family and the complexities of acceptance. Miguel Ángel García Mazziotti, a flamboyant figure in Río de la Plata's showbiz scene, brings a certain theatricality to his role, embodying both humor and pathos as he navigates his strained relationship with his estranged daughter, Virginia. The film's pacing is relaxed yet engaging, allowing for moments of reflection amidst its comedic beats. The vibrant performances add a distinct flavor to the narrative, while the atmospheric backdrop of Punta del Este sets the stage for this familial drama. It’s intriguing how the film explores themes of reconciliation and generational conflict, making it a rather unique entry in the comedy genre.

Flamboyant lead performance · Themes of family and acceptance · Quirky comedic atmosphere