No Kids 2015
In Ariel Winograd's heartfelt Argentine rom-com *No Kids (2015)*, Diego Peretti stars as Gabriel, a devoted single dad who has spent four years prioritizing his young daughter and career over romance.
Director: Ariel Winograd
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *No Kids (2015)* about?
Diego Peretti plays Gabriel, a single father who's sworn off romance since his divorce and focuses solely on his daughter. His world flips when his childhood crush reappears, reigniting old feelings—until she lays down a deal-breaker: no kids in the picture. The film follows Gabriel as he navigates the hilarious and heartfelt challenge of reconciling love with parenthood.
Who directed *No Kids*?
Argentine filmmaker Ariel Winograd (*Kids from the Hallway*) directed *No Kids*, infusing the rom-com with his signature blend of warmth and wit.
Who stars in *No Kids*?
The film features Diego Peretti as Gabriel, alongside Maribel Verdú as Vicky, Guadalupe Manent as Gabriel's daughter, and Martín Piroyansky and Horacio Fontova rounding out the cast.
Is *No Kids (2015)* worth watching?
With its relatable premise and sharp direction, *No Kids* is a standout in the romantic comedy genre. While IMDb rates are unlisted, its 90-minute runtime and themes of family and love make it a charming choice for a feel-good movie night. Fans of grounded, character-driven comedies will likely enjoy this one.
How long is *No Kids*?
*No Kids* runs for 90 minutes.
About No Kids (2015) — A Dad's Dilemma When Love Comes With Strings Attached
In Ariel Winograd's heartfelt Argentine rom-com *No Kids (2015)*, Diego Peretti stars as Gabriel, a devoted single dad who has spent four years prioritizing his young daughter and career over romance. His carefully structured life takes an unexpected turn when Vicky, his childhood crush now a polished and independent woman, re-enters his world. Their rekindled connection sparks hope—until she sets a firm condition: no involvement with a man who has kids. As Gabriel wrestles with the tension between love and parenthood, the film blends tender moments with sharp humor, exploring themes of sacrifice, second chances, and the messy reality of blending families.
Set against the vibrant backdrop of Buenos Aires, *No Kids* balances lighthearted comedy with emotional depth, capturing the universal struggle of balancing personal desires against parental responsibilities. With a runtime of just 90 minutes, it's a breezy yet resonant watch for anyone who's ever dared to hope for a second shot at love.