"No sos vos, soy yo" is a 2004 Argentine romantic comedy directed by Juan Taratuto. The movie stars Diego Peretti, Soledad Villamil, and Cecilia Dopazo. The story revolves around Javier (Peretti), a struggling artist who finds himself constantly dumped by his girlfriends. After his latest break-up, he becomes convinced that he is the problem and decides to seek help from a therapist named Anna (Villamil) to figure out what he's been doing wrong.
Javier is initially reluctant to it his faults to Anna and tries to downplay his issues, but she quickly sees through his facade and begins to help him confront his insecurities and the patterns he's developed in relationships. Along the way, he encounters other women who challenge him and force him to face his flaws head-on.
As Javier learns more about himself and his behavior, he begins to make changes in his life that lead to personal growth and a newfound confidence. However, his journey is not without its setbacks and he must navigate unexpected obstacles on the path to self-discovery.
The film is a lighthearted and charming take on the classic romantic comedy genre, with plenty of humor and heart. The chemistry between Peretti and Villamil is palpable and their scenes together are a highlight of the movie.
Overall, "No sos vos, soy yo" is a fun and relatable exploration of love and self-improvement that will leave viewers feeling uplifted and entertained.
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