I Want You (2012) Timeline Explained – Every Event in Order

Hache chooses to reunite with Babi because he never fully processed his past relationship with her or Pollo's death. When he sees Babi at the premiere, he succumbs to the nostalgic pull of their shared history, taking her to the beach house where they first made love. This decision represents his attempt to find closure with his past, but it ultimately drives Gin away when she discovers he's with powerful people from the show's world.

Foreshadowing: Earlier in the park, Katina warns Hache that Babi has changed, hinting that reuniting with her won't provide the closure he seeks.

• hache
• babi
• gin
• premiere night
• love triangle
• infidelity

Pollo was Hache's best friend who died, and his motorcycle became a symbol of that loss. Serpiente obtained the motorcycle after Pollo's death, which triggers Hache's intense confrontation with him at the restaurant. The motorcycle represents unfinished business and guilt that Hache carries throughout the film.

Foreshadowing: Hache spots his bike covered with a sheet upon returning, symbolizing how his old life and unresolved grief await him.

• pollo
• death
• motorcycle
• serpiente
• hache

Gin is drawn to Hache from the moment she sees him. She deliberately follows him to the gas station, where she creates a minor accident with his bike to get his attention. Her playful yet insistent behavior shows her attraction to him, though she keeps her true feelings and motivations hidden early on.

Foreshadowing: Their initial encounter is marked by playful banter about their names, establishing the complicated chemistry that will develop throughout the film.

• gin
• hache
• gas station
• following
• first encounter

At the club, Daniela is drugged during a sexual encounter, leaving her vulnerable and traumatized. She wakes to a text from her sister who picked her up in a taxi after the incident. The assault shatter's the group's sense of safety and brings back dark elements from Hache's past.

Foreshadowing: The club scene serves as a warning that danger lurks within their circle of friends.

• daniela
• drugged
• club
• assault
• babi sister

Hache confronts Serpiente because he sees him riding Pollo's motorcycle, the bike that belonged to his deceased best friend. The sight triggers Hache's grief and anger, leading to a physical altercation that Gin and the group must intervene to stop. This confrontation reignites the dangerous conflict surrounding Pollo's memory.

Foreshadowing: Chino's warning that "things have changed" foreshadows the tensions Hache will face upon returning.

• serpiente
• restaurant
• confrontation
• pollo
• motorcycle

Gin is confronted by powerful people associated with the television premiere, likely threatening her safety. Hache races through the venue to rescue her from what appears to be an assault attempt, delivering a violent intervention to protect her. This dramatic moment forces Hache to choose between his growing feelings for Gin and his lingering attachment to Babi.

Foreshadowing: The dinner earlier establishes that Gin is entering a dangerous world connected to the show's powerful figures.

• gin
• assault
• premiere
• hache rescues
• protection

Hache races Serpiente for Pollo's motorcycle as a way to confront his grief directly. After winning, he trades bikes with Serpiente and rides Pollo's machine into the water, symbolizing his release of guilt and attachment to the past. This cathartic act represents his acceptance of Pollo's death and his ability to move forward.

Foreshadowing: The confrontation at the restaurant planted the seed for this final showdown over Pollo's motorcycle.

• race
• motorcycle
• closure
• pollo
• serpiente
• hache

Weeks after the race, Gin holds a photography exhibition where all the images center on Hache. This reveals that she has been secretly photographing him since they met, documenting his life and capturing moments he was unaware of. The exhibition proves her deep, long-standing feelings for him despite the pain he caused.

Foreshadowing: Gin's initial interest in following Hache and learning about him foreshadows her silent observation through photography.

• gin
• photography
• exhibition
• hache
• feelings

After everything Hache put her through, his betrayal with Babi, the danger at the premiere, and the emotional turmoil, Gin reaches out and suggests they can work to fix their relationship. Hache, having processed his past and found closure with Pollo, accepts. Their reconciliation represents both characters choosing to heal and build something new despite past hurts.

Foreshadowing: Gin's photography exhibition demonstrates her persistent belief in their connection, making reconciliation possible.

• hache
• gin
• reconciliation
• ending
• together