: The film features a curated soundtrack available on platforms like Spotify . Critical Reception
: Luisana Lopilato as Belén and Juan Minujín as Federico. Writers : Gabriel Korenfeld and Rocío Blanco.
: Each partner earns "miles" for performing "good deeds" or favors for the other.
Critics generally describe the film as a light, "feel-good" comedy that relies on the natural chemistry and comedic timing of its leads. Reviewers from IMDb note that while the premise is predictable and adheres to genre tropes, it remains engaging due to its relatable portrayal of modern domestic conflicts and negotiations.
The story follows Federico (Minujín) and Belén (Lopilato), a young couple with children who have fallen into a deep rut of domestic monotony. In a last-ditch effort to revitalize their marriage, they enroll in a specialized service that provides them with smartwatches linked to an app.
The "Matrimillas" (a portmanteau of matrimonio and millas , or marriage miles) system functions like a rewards program:
While the system initially brings harmony and renewed effort to the relationship, the couple soon descends into an unhealthy, competitive obsession. The quest for points begins to overshadow genuine affection, leading to absurd and strategic behavior as they attempt to "game" the system to their own advantage. Director : Sebastián De Caro.
Matrimillas Soundtrack - playlist by Gabriela Gómez - Spotify