No One Will Ever Know

"With an air of 'The Purple Rose of Cairo' by Woody Allen, 'Nadie sabrá nunca' is one of those stories that like to play with fiction and reality, pain and desires, goals and barriers. In this case, the debuting filmmaker Jesús Torres Torres takes advantage of a visual poetry to compose the story of this mother and son who find refuge in novels and movies from the daily problems. With a slow narrative that works towards the empowerment of its protagonist, reminiscent of the recent 'The Awakening of the Ants', this is a film that should stir up the most sensitive emotions, since it deals with pertinent and universal themes. Special mention for the performance of Adriana Paz ('Las Horas Muertas'), who manages to dive headfirst into the character and her relationship with her young son. With an air of 'The Purple Rose of Cairo' by Woody Allen, 'Nobody will ever know' is one of those stories that like to play with fiction and reality, pain and desires, goals and barriers. In this case, the debuting filmmaker Jesús Torres Torres takes advantage of a visual poetry to compose the story of this mother and son who find refuge in novels and movies from the daily problems. With a slow narrative that works towards the empowerment of its protagonist, reminiscent of the recent 'The Awakening of the Ants', this is a film that should stir up the most sensitive emotions, since it deals with pertinent and universal themes. Special mention for the performance of Adriana Paz ('Las Horas Muertas'), who manages to dive headfirst into the character and her relationship with her young son."