A story starring Leonardo Sbaraglia that led him to places unthinkable in his acting career.
The movie Wandering Heart, starring Leonardo Sbaragliawas recently added to the Max catalog, HBO’s streaming platform, and has become one of the most viewed in Argentina. In this production, the actor play an unusual role in your careerwhich has generated great interest among the public.
Leonardo Brzezicki is its director And he managed to capture a catchy story and that according to his protagonist he had to go through a process to put himself in the skin of “Santiago”. In the cast is also Miranda de la Serna, daughter of Rodrigo de la Serna and Erica Rivas, who plays the daughter of Santiago “Laila” with whom he will have several comings and turns during the film.
What is wandering heart, Max’s original series
This film follows Santiago, an emotionally fractured father, whose life seems to be the derivationA after a painful break. His refuge is the close relationship with his daughter Laila, a link that provides an anchor in the midst of his emotional turbulence. The film explores the complexity of its family dynamics, marked by mutual dependence and the search for independence.
A trip to Brazil becomes a turning point for Santiago, exposing itself to new experiences and emotions that challenge their vision of the world. Through intense and revealing encounters, it embarks on a self -discovery trip, confronting its deepest fears and desires. “Wandering heart” is a reflection on the ability to love and be loved, and about the search for happiness in the midst of uncertainty.
Wandering heart trailer
Wandering heart cast
- Leonardo Sbaraglia (Santiago)
- Tuca Andrada (Silvio)
- Thalita Carauta (Julia)
- Miranda de la Serna (Laila)
- Patricio Aramburu (Daniel)
- Eva Llorach (Eloísa)
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