I Like You Too

Year: 2005

Runtime: 10 mins

Language: Spanish

Director: Jack Zagha Kababie

Comedy

What’s the worst thing a woman can tell you? In this Mexican comedic short, a man’s hopes are dashed when she says, “I like you too, but only as a friend.” Directed by Edgar Cochran, the film playfully explores the awkward disappointment, cultural quirks and fleeting moments of hope that follow the familiar line.

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