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A Cambio de Nada once again confirms my weak spot for Euro cinema. Whether it's a Spanish film, a French film or a Scandinavian film, European productions rarely really disappoint me. A Cambio de Nada's main characters radiate a great chemistry, the scenes with the dogs made me laugh out loud, some scenes gave me a lump in my throat, and the essence of the plot is realistic: a boy who gets deeper and deeper into trouble as a consequence of the quarrels and divorce of his parents.