Each story serves as a satirical mirror of Argentine identity: it explores with irony the exaggerated political correctness, the local cunning, the elegant opportunism, and the contradictions of the middle class.
Without seeking exemplary endings or forced morals, Homo Argentum relies on direct humor, a disquieting tenderness, and a lucid perspective on national everyday life.
Francella transforms, splits himself, and embodies characters who can be endearing, miserable, or simply human.
With this film, the actor once again demonstrates his chameleonic talent and his relevance in an industry that doesn't always feel comfortable for him. While other actors raise ideological flags, he prefers to stand elsewhere: in the realm of craft and well-done work.
