Sergio is a failed attempt on making a real-life person actually interesting. This film is the most Netflix film I've seen so far. They take the real-life events that this person has gone for and just makes it into a two-hour love story in the middle of this man's life. Like there are many scenes where they are seen talking and starting to be in love, but there are more important details in his life that we could be watching instead. I was hoping it would be an actual political drama. Not a love story. Ana De Armas' performance was great. I thought she was great in the film. I previously saw her in Knives Out and thought she was amazing in it. This film also can raise awareness of the real-life diplomat. It was also semi-interesting throughout and it's watchable at times. Some problems like I said is the way it's presented. It's honestly baffling. We cut through the present and past. Just begin the film in the past and end in the present! Overall, it's just your average drama flick that isn't good nor bad. Just strange.
Review of Sergio
