Simon of the Mountain

Simon of the Mountain is a drama set in Argentina near the Andes mountains. The story follows Simon, a 21-year-old man who feels a disconnect between his reality and his dreams. Seeking a way to change his life and find a place where he can truly be himself, he forms a bond with two children with disabilities. Together, they create their own rules for friendship and affection while navigating a world that does not seem designed for them. This shift in his personality and his new social circle causes concern among those close to him, including his mother.

The film was directed by Federico Luis, appearing in his chronology after The Nap and How to Be Pehuén Pedre, and before For the Opponents. The screenplay was written by Federico Luis along with Tomás Murphy and Agustín Toscano. The movie stars Lorenzo Ferro as Simon, alongside Pehuén Pedre, Kiara Supini, and Laura Nevole. The production was a collaboration between companies from Argentina, Mexico, Uruguay, and Chile, involving a credited crew of 64 and a cast of 38. Audience reception is moderate, with the film holding a 6.1 rating on IMDb based on 414 votes and a 6.3 rating on TMDB from 18 votes.