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Bolivar Soy Yo is a 2002 Colombian comedy film directed by Jorge Ali Triana and starring Robinson Díaz, Amparo Grisales, Jorge Enrique Abello, and Alejandra Azcárate. The film tells the story of Robinson Díaz, a middle-aged man who dreams of becoming a famous actor, but never gets his big break. Robinson Díaz plays a struggling actor named Robinson, who is obsessed with Simon Bolivar, the famous South American revolutionary leader. Robinson often imagines himself as Bolivar and frequently talks to him in his imagination. Robinson lives with his mother and sister, who are both annoyed by his strange behavior.

One day, Robinson gets a big break when he is cast to play the lead role of Bolivar in a new film about the revolutionary leader. Robinson is excited about the opportunity and throws himself into the role, studying Bolivar's life and personality in detail.

As the filming progresses, Robinson's behavior becomes more erratic and he becomes more obsessed with Bolivar. He starts to have delusions of grandeur and believes that he is actually Bolivar, leading his own revolution against the government. Robinson's behavior becomes so extreme that his mother and sister commit him to a mental institution.

While in the mental institution, Robinson meets other patients who are also obsessed with Bolivar, including a female patient who believes she is Bolivar's wife. Robinson becomes convinced that he is Bolivar and starts to plan his own revolution against the government.

The film is a satire on the idea of heroism and national identity in Colombia. It also explores themes of obsession, delusion, and mental illness. The film is well-made and features strong performances from the cast, particularly Robinson Díaz, who gives an excellent performance as the delusional Robinson.

Overall, Bolivar Soy Yo is a fun and thought-provoking movie that will appeal to fans of comedy and satire. It's a film that is both entertaining and insightful, and it's definitely worth checking out.