I Miss You

Year: 2019

Runtime: 110 mins

Language: Spanish

Director: Rodrigo Bellott

DramaRomance

Following the tragic death of his son Gabriel, Jorge journeys from Bolivia to New York City to confront Sebastian, Gabriel’s boyfriend. Their conflicting views on Jorge’s acceptance of his son lead to a tense clash. Sebastian, meanwhile, seeks solace and expression by creating a vibrant and imaginative play dedicated to Gabriel’s memory, exploring his inner struggles through a dazzling theatrical production.

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