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If you saw the poster for "The Heart Knows," you'd think it would be a heartfelt romance that would at least satisfy the hunger for sentimentality we're often deprived of. But instead of a sentimental romance, the film attempts to be a family drama, offering hope, turning it into a boring piece of multimedia, devoid of any relevant content and completely forgettable. This is the problem with having so many new releases every week on platforms like Netflix, and consuming them because we feel we have no other choice.  I've seen a few Argentine films in my time writing about cinema, and some very powerful ones far outshine this gray and monotonous film that fails to deliver on its only promise: the heart. The film tells the story of Juan, a businessman; you know, typically inhuman and unconcerned about the world as long as he makes money. But when he receives a heart transplant, he undergoes a transformation, a personality that more closely resembles that of the pers...