How to Win Enemies
Gabriel Lictmann’s zany caper about betrayal and revenge, follows a young Jewish lawyer and avid consumer of detective novels who falls for a woman he meets in a café. The morning after the two go home together, he wakes up to find that she, and his financial savings, are gone.
In Argentinean filmmaker Gabriel Lichtmann’s zany caper about betrayal and revenge, Lucas, a young Jewish lawyer and an avid consumer of detective fiction, meets Bárbara in a café, and is instantly smitten. She is smart, beautiful, and shares his taste in literature. But the morning after the two go home together, Lucas wakes up to find Bárbara—and his financial savings—gone. Inspired by the heroes of his favorite crime novels, Lucas sets out to crack the case with just a few clues but no shortage of wits.
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