How to Win Enemies 2015
In *How to Win Enemies (2015)*, Gabriel Lichtmann crafts a clever blend of thriller, mystery, and dark comedy that follows Lucas, a young lawyer whose obsession with crime novels borders on the absurd.
Director: Gabriel Lichtmann
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is How to Win Enemies (2015) about?
The film follows Lucas, a lawyer obsessed with crime stories, who wakes up after a one-night stand to find his apartment robbed. Determined to solve the mystery, he channels his inner detective, turning a personal mishap into a chaotic quest for answers.
Who directed How to Win Enemies?
Gabriel Lichtmann directed this clever mix of thriller, mystery, and comedy, blending noir tropes with modern wit.
Who stars in How to Win Enemies?
The film features Martín Slipak as Lucas, supported by Javier Drolas, Inés Palombo, Eugenia Capizzano, and Fabián Arenillas.
Is How to Win Enemies (2015) worth watching?
Given its genre-blending approach and tight runtime, *How to Win Enemies* is a fun watch for fans of offbeat thrillers. The quirky humor and suspenseful turns make it a solid pick, even if it's not a mainstream hit.
How long is How to Win Enemies?
The runtime of *How to Win Enemies* is 78 minutes.
About How to Win Enemies (2015) — A Noir-Inspired Thriller with a Twist
In *How to Win Enemies (2015)*, Gabriel Lichtmann crafts a clever blend of thriller, mystery, and dark comedy that follows Lucas, a young lawyer whose obsession with crime novels borders on the absurd. After a whirlwind hookup leaves him waking up alone—alongside a missing stash of cash—Lucas is thrust into a real-life caper that tests his detective skills. What begins as a seductive detour quickly spirals into a high-stakes hunt for clues, where every shadowy corner of the city could hide the next twist. The film balances witty dialogue with a razor-sharp narrative, making it a stylish homage to classic noir.
With a runtime of just 78 minutes, *How to Win Enemies* keeps the energy high, delivering a quirky yet suspenseful story that keeps viewers guessing. Martín Slipak shines as Lucas, a man out of his depth but determined to crack the case, while Javier Drolas and Inés Palombo add depth to the supporting cast. The film's tone—equal parts playful and tense—reflects its genre-blending brilliance, making it a standout for fans of offbeat thrillers.