Director: Marcos Carnevale
Routine is everything for Goyo, a young autistic museum guide whose orderly world starts to wobble the moment feelings he cannot schedule show up at work.
What is Goyo about?
Goyo has built a life around structure: the same route to the museum, the same script for tour groups, the same quiet evenings. That balance shifts when a new coworker enters his daily rhythm, and small moments of connection start pulling him toward something he has never had to plan for. The 2024 Argentine drama follows his attempt to keep his footing as affection, misunderstanding, and hope collide with habits he has relied on for years. Rather than treating autism as a plot device, the film stays close to Goyo's point of view, letting his sensory world and his growing courage carry the story toward a tender, unresolved kind of romance.
Cast & crew
Nicolás Furtado carries the film as Goyo, working opposite Nancy Dupláa and Soledad Villamil in supporting roles that ground the story's emotional stakes. Pablo Rago, Diego Alonso, Cecilia Roth, Balthazar Murillo, and Milo Zeus Lis round out the ensemble under director Marcos Carnevale.
Context & significance
Produced in Argentina and released in 2024, Goyo runs 106 minutes and blends drama with romance, keeping its focus on a single character's inner shift rather than a sweeping plot. It carries a 6.6 IMDb rating and sits comfortably alongside other character-driven international dramas in K-Time's catalog. The film's patient pacing gives room for quiet, observational scenes, letting the audience sit with Goyo's routines before the story gently disrupts them.
Where & how to watch
Goyo is available to watch on K-Time with a free account login, presented with a Persian-friendly interface plus Persian dubbing and subtitles for viewers who prefer to follow along in Farsi.