Arturo, the successful owner of an art gallery, and Renzo, a talented but decadent painter, are old friends who cannot stop bickering. One day, Arturo comes up with a solution to all their problems, but the plan they concoct turns out to be crazier and riskier than they originally expected.
A young Irish soldier falls prisoner after the English Invasions in Buenos Aires, in 1806. Encouraged in these lands by the same libertarian sentiments that inspired him in his country, his ideals will connect with the nobility of Luisa Ochoa, the young and vigorous widow he meets during his captivity. Love, loss and dignity are concurrent themes in an atypical work within Argentine film production.
Kevin Schiele is an Argentine actor based in Buenos Aires. He trained as an actor under Augusto Fernandes, el Indio Romero, Javier Daulte, Carlos Rivas, and Lili Popovich. He has extensive experience in theatre, television, film, and advertising. His notable theatre performances include "Rey Juan", "El Brete", "Macbeth", and "El Amor y la Memoria". In film, he has appeared in several movies such as "La última entrada" directed by Demian Rugna, "La muerte conoce tu nombre" by Daniel de la Vega, and "El prisionero irlandés" directed by Carlos María Jaureguialzo, Marcela Silva, and Nasute. His recent roles include "Matadero" by Santiago Fillol and "Los Ojos del Abismo", also directed by Daniel de la Vega. Additionally, he has made appearances in the films "Un cuento chino" and "Mi obra maestra", as well as in the TV series "Ringo: Gloria y Muerte" and "El amor después del amor".
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