No Kids

Synopsis

"No Kids" (2015), originally titled "Sin hijos," is a charming Argentine comedy that explores the humorous complications of love and parenting. The story follows Sebastián, played by Diego Peretti, a single man content with his childfree lifestyle until he meets Elsa, a woman with a daughter. As Sebastián navigates this unexpected relationship, he faces the challenge of accepting the responsibilities and dynamics that come with Elsa's child. The film blends lighthearted humor with heartfelt moments, offering an engaging look at modern relationships and the choices people make about family and commitment.

Cast

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  Diego Peretti

  Gabriel

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  Maribel Verdú

  Vicky

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  Guadalupe Manent

  Sofía

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  Martín Piroyansky

  Keko

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  Horacio Fontova

  Oscar

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  Marina Bellati

  Leticia

Reviews

Critically, "No Kids" has received mixed to moderately positive reviews, reflecting its appeal as a light, enjoyable romantic comedy with relatable themes. On IMDb, it holds a score of 6.3/10, indicating a generally favorable reception among viewers. Critics have praised Diego Peretti’s charismatic performance, noting his ability to carry the film’s comedic and emotional beats effectively. While some reviewers appreciated the film’s honest and warm depiction of blended family dynamics, others felt the plot followed predictable romantic comedy tropes. For example, some commentary from Rotten Tomatoes user reviews highlighted the film as "a sweet, if somewhat familiar, story about accepting love in unexpected forms." However, in broader critical circles, there is acknowledgment of the film's charm despite its lack of narrative surprises. Overall, "No Kids" is seen as a pleasant, easygoing film that successfully balances humor with heart, making it a worthwhile watch for fans of romantic comedies who enjoy character-driven stories.

See also

Joker

Titanic

Inside Out

Soul