The snow society has become a phenomenon in the world of cinema. The film directed by Juan Antonio Bayona has reached second place in the classification of the most viewed non-English speaking films in the history of the Netflix platform, as well as achieving great records and awards thanks to its incredible story and the great production that has.
At the last Goya Awards gala, the film that narrates the plane crash of a group of young Uruguayans in the Andes swept away and managed to win 12 of the 13 categories for which it was nominated.
As a result of the film, hundreds of people have wanted to investigate more about the event that occurred in 1972, so we could say that the story has had a great social impact. Furthermore, unlike the other film that was made on the subject, viewers have highly appreciated that Bayona opted for a cast of Uruguayan and Argentine actors, even though they were not big faces in the industry.
One of the actors who participated in the film and who has earned thousands of fans around the world is Enzo Vogrincic. The handsome performer gave life to Numa Turcatti, the protagonist of Bayona's film.
After a long promotion of the film in our country and in different international territories, the actor went to the radio program La pija y la quinqui. In this program, Vogrincic opened up and talked about all kinds of topics from his professional and personal life.
At one point, the program host asked the actor if he was one of those men who went to first dates a long time in advance. ''I arrive earlier everywhere, yes (...) You have a pact with a schedule person and I believe that there is nothing more sacred than the schedule pact that you make, it exceeds you and you are compromising the other person, the life span of the other person, which is the only thing there is,'' the artist answered bluntly.
Vongrincic demonstrated during his interview on Carlos Peguer and Mariang's podcast that he is a simple and honest man and gave the presenters some advice to avoid being late: ''You organize yourself. You know how much transportation you need to get to the place and it's simple, you prepare beforehand and you know that at that time you have to leave."
''I know the theory, I'm not stupid,'' the young interviewer answered with a laugh as she explained that in her preparation process the minutes begin to pass quickly and she is always late.
