The series created by the duo of Argentine filmmakers Mariano Cohn and Gastón Duprat stars Guillermo Francella.
The second season of “The one in charge”the series from the Star Original Productions label created by the duo of Argentine filmmakers Mariano Cohn and Gaston Duprat which will premiere all its episodes on November 29 exclusively on Star+.
Made by Pampa Films/Gloriamundi, the new season of the comedy-drama stars Guillermo Francella and has the address of Mariano Cohn, Gastón Duprat, Jerónimo Carranza, Diego Bliffeld and Emanuel Diez. Together with Francella, they lead the cast of the second season Gabriel Goity (Matias Zambrano), Pochi Ducasse (Doña Beba), Gaston Cocchiarale (Miguel), Maria Abadi (Lucila Morris) and Martin Slipak (Maxi), and has the special participation of Dario Barassi (Gabriel).
Composed of 7 30-minute episodes, written by Mariano Cohn, Gastón Duprat and Emanuel Diez, “The Manager” narrates the adventures of Eliseo (Francella), who, in this fiction, is the manager of a building that, unbeknownst to the consortium, who employs him, makes use and abuse of his power of surveillance and interference. The building is a universe with specific dynamics and rules, and he knows them all perfectly. There he lives, works and absorbs every last detail of the lives of its inhabitants. However, beneath his helpful and obedient appearance he hides a talent for manipulating them.
What the second season of The Manager is about
The second season finds Eliseo happy, working in the building and living in the apartment rented to him by the administration. There he rebuilt his operations bunker with hidden cameras in different parts of the building. In contrast, Zambrano (Goity) finds himself an outcast: abandoned by his wife, he lives alone in his apartment, in a state of neglect. But all this peace is threatened when Lucila Morris (Abadi), a renowned owner of a solidarity NGO, moves into the building and arrives willing to clean up the building’s accounts and replace the figure of the president of the consortium with a Council of owners. Eliseo feels threatened by the possibility that Morris will find out about the arrangements he has with the different suppliers and, to his surprise, he discovers that Zambrano also has his own shady businesses in the building. Although they deeply detest each other, Eliseo and Zambrano will be forced to unite to combat this new dangerous enemy.
The series builds the story with sarcasm and acidity, offering a critical look at the social dynamics and typologies that are presented in the plot through the stories of the different characters that inhabit the building and always from the implacable perspective of Eliseo, who demonstrates have a harsh value judgment. Thus, “The Manager” appeals to fans of black comedies, presenting humorous situations with a darker and more reflective background.
Source: Ambito
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