Simón
- Drama
Simón, a Venezuelan freedom fighter exiled in Miami, copes not only with trauma, but also deep guilt over a choice he must make: stay in Miami and start a new life, or return home to the losing fight against a tyrannical regime.
Simón is a 2023 drama following a Venezuelan freedom fighter exiled in Miami as he struggles with trauma and guilt over whether to build a new life in the U.S. or return home to fight against his country's authoritarian regime. The film explores the personal cost of political displacement and the impossible choices facing those who flee persecution.
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Follow an actor to track their next projects- Christian McGaffneySimón
Jana NawartschiMelissa
Luis SilvaJoaquín- Roberto JaramilloChucho
Franklin VírgüezColonel Lugo- Prakriti MaduroHelena
- Pedro Pablo BorrasMain Guard
Sallie GlanerDr. Moore
Conlan KisilewiczJordan
Carlos GuerreroPapo- Sofia RibaChloe
Gabriel BonillaPharmacist Helson
José Ramón BarretoAntonio
Mike BolandMateo- Arianne GironAdriana
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SIMÓN | Official Trailer | NETFLIX
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When was Simón released?
Simón was released on April 15, 2023.
What is Simón about?
The film follows a Venezuelan exile living in Miami who faces an agonizing decision: remain in his new home or return to his country to continue fighting against tyranny, all while coping with trauma and guilt.
What genre is Simón?
Simón is a drama that examines political displacement, personal conflict, and the human cost of exile.
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