You’ll Never Be Alone
2016 | 81 min | Independent
In this harrowing drama, the father of a gay Chilean man tries to deal with the violent death of his son.
Andrew Bargsted
ActorAndrew Bargsted is a Chilean actor, known for his work in both film and television. He gained significant attention for his role in the film "Nunca Vas a Estar Solo" (You'll Never Be Alone) directed by Álex Anwandter, which premiered in 2016. His performance in this film, depicting the struggles of a young gay man in a homophobic society, brought him critical acclaim. Bargsted's other notable film works include "Mala Junta" (Bad Influence), where he played the lead role, earning further praise for his acting skills. Additionally, he has appeared in various Chilean television series, contributing to his growing recognition in the Latin American entertainment industry.
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