The acting from everyone was superb, however the portrayal of Gabriel by the very talented Garston Re was a knockout. It's very rare that two people are going to be on the same place (both geographically and life wise). Film Review: ‘The Blonde One’ Reviewed online, San Francisco, Aug. 25, 2019. I look forward to reading more reviews soon... Is Marco working on anything new at the minute? This film is quite a gem. A big bravo to Marco Berger, to the storytalers and to the independent argentinian cinema!!! on the other hand, Gabriel is the most interesting character, he has a girl and always seems to keep up with Juan's Duality, his eyes are full of melancholy and tiredness yet his face is comforting and ingenious and he's the most secure. She dates the cutest fraternity boy on campus and wants nothing more than to be Mrs. Warner Huntington III. The Blonde One A tentative friendship blossoms into a beautiful romance in this erotically-charged yet disarmingly sweet-natured offering from Marco Berger (Taekwondo). The actor who played Gabo was my favorite. Was this review helpful? Was this review helpful? She is "important" somehow. Another wonderful and realistic peice of art by Marco Berger. I have a couple of other films by Marco Berger at home (Plan B and Hawaii) and bought The Blonde One with fairly high expectations given the quality of Berger's previous films. I could relate to this story and I think it happens a lot. I have a quite large collection of gay films, and The Blonde One would most definately be in my top 4. It is a tender story showing feelings developing between two men, from covert glances to eventual full, uninhibited love making. . But after a second tryst, their dynamic grows more intimate, even boyfriend-ly. Two ostensibly straight male flatmates experience mutual attraction in Argentine helmer Marco Berger's modest, touching latest drama.After sexing things up a bit in 2016’s (co-directed) “Taekwondo,” wherein a bunch of underdressed, hardbodied men frolicked during a country retreat, indie Argentine helmer Marco Berger is back on familiar turf with his fifth solo feature. Two men in love with each other, but at different stages of dealing with their own. The chemistry between all the characters was truly believable and the acting and direction amazing. They are very distinct and have a natural sentimentality and voice that is captured visually and stunningly through his actors and they are the vehicle that emote such powerful words and moments written by the author Berger. The story, even tho it may seem predictable at first, takes you through and array of unforeseen circumstances. 14 out of 21 found this helpful. Some might argue this was a story told many times, Juan denying his same sex attraction in a public way. I thought the acting was first rate. The first of his movies that I watched was "Hawaii", then I moved to "Sexual Tension" and I realized how great he is telling stories full of desire, creating sexual tension. Marco Berger's best film to date, and one of the best gay films - on par with "Call Me By Your Name."

I have watched this film twice and will certainly watch it again. The story, even tho it may seem predictable at first, takes you through and array of unforeseen circumstances. An actor I want to see more of in the future. Dull and lifeless, in the return box. If you were affected by Brokeback Mountain or God's Own Country then you will surely appreciate this film. By Andrew Emerson | September 23, 2019. 16 likes. Overall a quiet, sweet film. Film Review: ‘The Blonde One’ Reviewed online, San Francisco, Aug. 25, 2019. The Blonde One. Quite simply, it is superb filmmaking at the very highest level, with extraordinarily subtle performances from the two leads. This for me is vintage Berger: authentic, true to life, sexy, and hauntingly beautiful, even if the ending is different to (and the film more daring than ) Plan B, Hawaii, and Taekwando. Beger is a student of Life and nothing is ever as black and white as it seems. It felt very real. Call Me By Your Name’s allure is as much it’s setting as it is the film itself. Was this review helpful? (In Molodist Film Festival.) Gabriel moves into the spare room in his coworker Juan's apartment. Was this review helpful? 5 out of 11 found this helpful.

This film is definitely worth seeing. The film focuses on roommates David, a…An everyday man has only three and a half days and limited resources to discover why he was imprisoned in a nondescript room for 20 years without any explanation.Self-made chemist Sean, a recluse living in an old trailer in the woods, suffers from pill-popping delusions of fortune. A moment that shows a well-deserved resolution for a pure character. I think the plot is really good but poorly developed.