Film Forum

Director González-Nasser spent six years working as a location scout. In this luminous directorial debut, she brings us into a day in the life of a young scout tasked with finding the perfect interiors for a television pilot. Sofía (Mimi Davila) moves in and out of other people’s intimate spaces and quotidian lives, tweaking her personality just enough to connect while struggling to find balance between her professional and personal worlds. With a mounting stack of parking tickets and the impertinent commentaries of her crew, she faces a series of small-yet-paralyzing obstacles that render her day increasingly exhausting. Through a constellation of quiet but poignant vignettes, the film offers an original view into the invisible labor of TV production, unfolding as an alternative symphony of a New York grappling with gentrification and a growing erosion of empathy.

Presented with support from The Endowed Fund for Emerging Filmmakers

2025     89 MIN.     USA     GREENWICH ENTERTAINMENT

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Reviews

“Fantastic... a fascinating discovery... feels less constructed than it does conjured out of the quietly authentic experiences of modern life and work... often deeply, witheringly funny.”
– Chase Hutchinson, The Playlist

“An episodic, bittersweet adventure bumming through New York City’s most photogenic homes, rooftops, and pet stores... a contemplative and funny portrait of a city, an industry, and the sacrifices needed to live in both.”
– Jacob Oller, AV Club