Lorenzo

About This Movie

Lorenzo is this introspective piece that dives headfirst into fatherhood amidst the chaos of pursuing dreams. Ariel's last day in Bogotá with his infant son, Lorenzo, is marked by fleeting interactions with family and friends, really captures that bittersweet vibe of impending change. The pacing is gentle, with an almost nostalgic feel, allowing viewers to soak in those small moments that define relationships. It’s not about grand gestures; it’s the small, quiet realizations that hit hard. Performances feel raw and grounded, contributing to a palpable sense of longing and uncertainty that lingers long after the credits roll.

This film has a certain rarity in the collector's circuit, as it didn't get extensive distribution. Available mainly in limited runs or festival circuits, it has become a niche interest for those who appreciate intimate storytelling. The format history is a bit sparse, making physical copies something to treasure for those who stumble upon them, creating a sense of exclusivity among collectors.