The Plot: Bruno (Francisco Celhay) is a successful architect
who is kind of separated from his wife and son. In order to get inspired for
his next big project, he has to work with a local guide, Fer (Emilio Edwards),
who happens to be gay and soon a romance blossoms between them.
The cast: Francisco Celhay and Emilio
Edwards are both very believable in their roles, the first one as a problematic
man who don’t know if he wants to get out of the closet, and the second one as
a lively open and sexy gay man. Both actors are completely at ease with their
bodies and their more intimates scenes. In the role of Bruno’s wife, Daniele
Ramírez plays a sensitive role.
The Movie: For his first movie,
director Claudio Marcone gives us a truthful portrait about the coming out of a
married man who doesn’t feel comfortable in his skin. Things start slowly and
Marcone isn’t in a hurry to have his two male leads falling in love, but when
it happens it’s realistic and hot. The fact that both leads aren’t the
prototype male models we see in gay magazines, make it more real. Marcone makes
us feel the fear, desires and anguish of the characters. Without revealing too
much, let me say that by the end I felt that something was missing; it was kind
of frustrating. Well, maybe I’m too accustomed
to the American cinema.
My Rate: 6 (from 1 to 10)
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