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Sidewalls
2011
In this poignant drama, Martin, a recovering phobe, and Mariana, a heartbroken recent ex, navigate the vibrant chaos of Buenos Aires, never once crossing paths despite living in adjacent buildings. As they struggle to rebuild their lives, the boundaries between isolation and connection begin to blur, raising questions about the serendipity of fate and the power of human connection.
Runtime: 95 min
Box Office: $1M
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60
Metascore
7.8
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67%
TOMATOMETER
82%
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75.0
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In the bustling metropolis of Buenos Aires, two souls, Martín (character A) and Mariana, inhabit adjacent apartments, their lives a poignant reflection of urban isolation. Martín, a web designer by day and photographer by night, seeks solace in his art to counteract the anxiety that grips him as he navigates the city's concrete jungle. His life takes an unexpected turn when he inherits his ex-girlfriend's dog, now his constant companion, after she departed for the United States. Mariana, an aspiring architect with a passion for design, finds herself adrift in her own "shoebox" apartment following a painful breakup. Her days are filled with the quiet desperation of loneliness, as she struggles to reconnect with others amidst the digital noise.
As chance would have it, Martín and Mariana cross paths on the streets, each unaware of the other's existence. Separately, they witness a series of peculiar incidents – a prostitute's dog leaping from a balcony, sending pedestrians scrambling, and passersby reacting in shock – which serve as a poignant reminder of the city's rhythms.
As Mariana's gaze drifts towards the humdrum facades of the city's buildings, she begins to crave a transformation in her life. In a bold move, she decides to punctuate her features with a striking lip piercing, while her neighbor Martín (or should we say, his apartment) undergoes a similar metamorphosis - literally and figuratively - as he installs a new window that gazes out upon the urban landscape. The serendipity of their shared experience is palpable as they both find themselves moved to tears by the poignant finale of Manhattan on television, while "True Love Will Find You in the End" plays softly in the background.
Their chance encounter takes place in an online chat room, where they unwittingly form a connection. But just as Mariana dares to ask Martín for his phone number, the city succumbs to a sudden and inexplicable blackout, plunging the residents into darkness. Amidst the chaos, Mariana and Martín find themselves at the same store, huddled together in search of candles that will guide them through the blackness. As fate would have it, they share an electric spark - quite literally - as their bodies react to the static shock, sending shivers down their spines.
Days turn into weeks, and Mariana's window becomes a vantage point for watching Martín stroll by with his dog, clad in a vibrant red-and-white-striped sweater that bears an uncanny resemblance to Where's Wally?'s iconic attire. With her fear of elevators finally conquered, Mariana darts out of her apartment to meet the man who has captured her heart. As the credits roll on their whirlwind romance, a YouTube video flickers to life, showcasing Martín and Mariana - now an inseparable duo - belting out "Ain't No Mountain High Enough" in perfect harmony.