The Bottom Line
- Gentle, emotionally touching romantic tale
- Rodrigo Noya is geniunely charming
- Lacks any real bonus features - but in this case that's a minor complaint
Description
- Interview with director Alejandro Agresti
- Original Spanish language track and English subtitles
- Theatrical trailer
- DVD Release Date: October 12, 2004
Guide Review - "Valentin" DVD Review
Despite his upbringing and his unusual home life, Valentin loves people, believes in romance, and has a spirit that's infectious. He makes friends with the most unlikely of people including his introverted bachelor neighbor and his father's most beautiful and intelligent ex-girlfriend (Julieta Cardinali). There's something about the boy that touches the hearts of every adult he meets - and it doesn't hurt that he enjoys playing the part of cupid when given the right opportunity.
Rodrigo Noya is a joy to watch on screen. He's not the typical kid actor, and that's a big relief as he's in most every scene. Co-starring Julieta Cardinali and Carmen Maura, and written and directed by Alejandro Agresti, "Valentin" is a touching movie that's sure to warm your heart.
