Nobody Knows I'm Here is a drama film directed by Gaspar Antillo and released in 2020. The movie deals with the story of Memo Garrido, who is portrayed by Jorge Garcia. Memo is a middle-aged man who lives with his uncle Braulio (Luis Gnecco) on a remote sheep farm in Chile. Memo is a recluse who prefers solitude and rarely ventures outside the farm.
However, unbeknownst to his uncle, Memo has a passion for singing, and he has a beautiful and unique voice. Memo often sings to himself in the privacy of his room, but he has never sung in public. His only audience is Marta (Millaray Lobos), a local girl who occasionally visits the farm.
Memo is haunted by the past. He was once a child star, but his career ended abruptly, and he was forced to abandon his dream of becoming a famous singer. The trauma of his past has made him withdraw from the world, and he has become a recluse.
One day, a music producer named Lazcano (Alejandro Goic) arrives at the farm. He is looking for a unique voice for a new project, and he believes that Memo could be the one. Memo is initially hesitant, but he eventually agrees to work with Lazcano. However, he soon realizes that Lazcano only wants to exploit his talent and doesn't care about his emotions or personal life.
Memo's collaboration with Lazcano brings back painful memories, and he becomes increasingly withdrawn and isolated. He also develops feelings for Marta, but he is unsure how to express them. Memo's journey is one of self-discovery and redemption, as he learns to confront his demons and find his voice.
The movie is a poignant and touching portrait of a man struggling to find his place in the world. Jorge Garcia gives a powerful performance as Memo, conveying both the character's vulnerability and his inner strength. The film also features stunning cinematography, capturing the beauty of the Chilean landscape and the isolation of the farm. Nobody Knows I'm Here is a moving and emotional film that will stay with you long after the credits roll.
